GitHub Recuperação 3,0

What is GitHub?

• GitHub is a social media platform

• GitHub is a video streaming service

• GitHub is a cooking recipe website

• GitHub is a web-based platform for version control using Git.

How can you create a new repository on GitHub?

• Log in to GitHub, click on '+', select 'New repository', fill in details, choose visibility, and click 'Create repository'.

• Log in to GitHub, click on 'Explore', select 'New repository', fill in details, choose visibility, and click 'Create repository'

• Log in to GitHub, click on 'Settings', select 'New repository', fill in details, choose visibility, and click 'Create repository'

• Log in to GitHub, click on 'Profile', select 'New repository', fill in details, choose visibility, and click 'Create repository'

Explain the concept of branching in GitHub.

• Branching in GitHub is a feature that is not commonly used and is discouraged in collaborative projects.

• Branching in GitHub allows users to work on features or fixes only after the main codebase is frozen.

• Branching in GitHub enables users to create separate lines of development within a repository, facilitating independent work on features or fixes without impacting the main codebase.

• Branching in GitHub is used to merge all changes directly into the main codebase without any isolation.

What is merging in the context of GitHub?

• Deleting a branch entirely

• Combining changes from one branch into another branch

• Creating a new branch

• Reverting changes in a branch

How do you create a pull request on GitHub?

• Fork the repository, clone it locally, create a new branch, make changes, push the branch, go to original repo, create pull request.

• Create a new repository, make changes, push to master branch, create pull request.

• Download the repository as a zip file, make changes, email the changes to the repository owner.

• Clone the repository, make changes directly, push to master branch, create pull request.

Why are pull requests important in collaborative projects?

• Pull requests are unnecessary in collaborative projects

• Pull requests hinder collaboration in projects

• Pull requests decrease code quality in collaborative projects

• Pull requests facilitate code review, collaboration, and maintain code quality in collaborative projects.

What are some best practices for collaborating on GitHub projects?

• Avoid clear documentation

• Never use branches

• Create clear documentation, use branches, make pull requests, utilize issues, communicate effectively.

• Ignore communication

Explain the difference between forking and cloning a repository.

• Forking creates a copy on GitHub, while cloning creates a local copy on your machine.

• Forking creates a local copy, while cloning creates a copy on GitHub.

• Forking and cloning are the same process.

• Forking and cloning both create copies on GitHub.

What is a README file and why is it important in a GitHub repository?

• A README file is a file format that is not supported by GitHub, and it is important in a GitHub repository to confuse users.

• A README file is a document that provides information about a project, including how to use it, install it, and any other relevant details. In a GitHub repository, the README file is important as it serves as the landing page for visitors, helping them understand the purpose of the project and how to get started.

• A README file is a type of software used to run programs, and it is important in a GitHub repository to store code snippets.

• A README file is a tool for tracking bugs in a project, and it is important in a GitHub repository to slow down development.

How can you add collaborators to a GitHub repository?

• Send an email invitation to the collaborator with a link to the repository.

• Navigate to repository settings, manage access, invite collaborator, enter username/email, select permission, add collaborator.

• Create a new branch, add the collaborator's changes, and merge the branch into the main repository.

• Click on the repository name, select 'Settings', find 'Collaborators', enter username/email, click 'Add collaborator'.