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1. Project management

In this week, I worked to create my FabLab profile. Here, I will show you the steps:

1.Go to the Build (left side)

2.Then, go to Pipeline

3.Press the Run Pipeline button

4.Run the Pipeline

5.Wait until the blue circle changes to green

How can I change my profile?

Go to the main page, then the Docs section, where you can start your changes.

If you want to write something:

1.Go to the folder where you want to write, for example, the “About” folder

2.Press on the Index

3.Edit the file (you can choose between Open in Web IDE or Edit Single File)

4.Now you can write or change anything, and then save the changes.

To add a picture

Go to the Docs then Images then press on +sign then upload file

then go to the folder that you want to add the picture then write on the Edit –>

![](../images/week01/Picture Name )

GIT CLone

1- Create a new folder on your desktop: Start by creating a new folder on your desktop where you want to clone the website repository. 2- Navigate to the GitHub repository: Go to the main page of the GitHub repository you want to clone. 3- Copy the HTTPS clone URL: Click on the “Code” button and copy the HTTPS clone URL provided. 4- Open Git Bash: Open the Git Bash terminal on your device. Git Bash is a command-line interface that allows you to run Git commands. 5- Clone the repository: In the Git Bash terminal, type the command git clone followed by the HTTPS clone URL you copied earlier. Press Enter to execute the command. This will clone the repository to the folder you created on your desktop. 6- Provide your credentials: When prompted, enter your GitHub username and password to authenticate the cloning process.

Visual Studio

1- Open the project in Visual Studio: Open Visual Studio and navigate to the folder where you cloned the website repository. 2- Open the project: Click on the “File” menu, then “Open” and select the “Folder” option. Navigate to the folder where you cloned the repository and open it. 3- Make changes to the website: In the Visual Studio project explorer, navigate to the “about” folder and the “index” file. Apply any changes you want to make to the website. 4- Commit and push the changes: In the Visual Studio main panel, go to the “Source Control” section. 5- Click on the “Terminal” tab to open the integrated terminal. 6- Configure your Git identity: In the terminal, run the following commands to set your Git username and email: 7- Commit the changes: In the terminal, type git commit -m “Describe your changes” and press Enter to commit the changes. 8- Push the changes: Finally, type git push in the terminal and press Enter to push your committed changes to the remote GitHub repository.


Last update: July 16, 2024