
A Simple Weekend Journey: From Shell Script to GitHub
A workflow that visualizes shell scripting, VS Code editing, and GitHub collaboration, including repository setup, version control, and a pull request process with commits and comments.

Shell Scripting (Bash)
A simplified workflow for setting up and working with a forked repository using shell commands and Visual Studio Code. This is a visual overview of the steps involved in managing a Git project within a local machine.

Editing in VS Code
In the VS Code environment, all shell commands for creating a project and automating relevant tasks are written in a .sh file. This script is then executed in the Bash terminal, version-controlled, and pushed to GitHub.

Pushing to GitHub
After pushing to GitHub from the local machine using the Bash, a pull request was created, including multiple commits, comments, etc. Recent commits show that a task and branch conflicts were completed and resolved.
Inspired by the Shell and Git session for the Machine Learning Software Foundations Certificate at the Data Sciences Institute, University of Toronto.
