My reading notes journal for Code Fellows
- Open up terminal
- Enter ls into terminal
- You should see a list of folders
- Type cd and the folder that you cloned your .md file too (in my case it is projects)
- Enter ls again so you can see where you are in terminal
- Enter cd 102
- Enter ls once again
- Enter cd reading-notes (or whatever you named your .md file)
- You should see: reading-notes git:(main)
- Enter code .
- If you followed every step VSCODE should open with no issues
- After your done making you changes in VSCode you'll want to clone this back to GitHub.
- If you kept your terminal open reading-notes git: (main) still be there.
- Enter git status after reading-notes git: (main)
- It should show Changes not staged for commit
- Enter git add .
- Enter git status to see if the files you updated turned green.
- If it did enter git commit -m "what changes you made"
- Next you enter git push origin main (you may have to this once or twice)
- If you did everything right your GitHub link to the sight should reflect these changes you made to your .md file