2. Make certain that your name shows up instead of learn-co-students. This is how you'll know you've successfully forked the repo over to your own Github account.
3. Click the big Code Button (yours might be green) to copy the SSH key/path that you will use to clone the repo onto your computer
4. in your terminal, cd to where you want this directory to live. type git clone
(+ that copied SSH key), and hit 'enter'
Note: If you successfully added code
to your Shell commands when you set up your environment, you should be able to use the command code
plus the file you're cd'ing into. Or if you've cd'ed in as a separate command, you can use code .
to open the new file.
then....
6. Go to your FORKED version of the repo and click Fetch upstream. Then click fetch and merge. This will sync your repo with the learn-co-students one (if and when there are updates for you).
7. Go into your VS Code. Make sure your terminal puts you into the outer directory called SCF-SENG-032122-phase-1 (not in an inner folder).
*To avoid merge conflicts, make sure your index.js does not have new code. Any code there can be cut and pasted into studentNotes.js. You can use the git restore <file path>
command to make sure you aren't adding/committing that file *