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How can I setup the bugbug repository on my computer?
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Setting Up the repository
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Create a fork of the project by clicking the
Forkbutton near the top of the page.This will create a personal copy of the repository on your Github account. -
Clone the forked repository from your GitHub account onto your machine:
git clone git@github.com:YourGitUsername/bugbug.git
- 2.5 Follow the Setups and Prerequisites steps in
README.md
- Add the upstream remote repository. This will save a reference which can be used to synchronize changes later.
git remote add upstream git@github.com:mozilla/bugbug.git
- Run the command
git remote -vto confirm the aliases for both the origin and remote repository are set and should display:
origin https://github.com/...
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I have made the changes. Kindly, let me know if any further changes are required
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Hi @srishtig2412 , thanks for the changes. @suhaibmujahid recommended we place the full guide/steps in this discussions section. What you can do is, include a sentence or two in CONTRIBUTION.md that link to this discussion incase anyone wants further guidelines on how to contribute.. I think it is better to have the steps here because of added functionalities and if anyone gets a problem, they can also comment below.
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Sure, I have added the discussions link at the end. I hope is this fine?
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Hello, Actually I have recently started open source contributions and currently learning for the same. Could you help me with suggesting some more beginner-friendly projects to contribute for in this project ??
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For a beginner in bugbug, Issues marked as good-first-bug are self-contained enough that a contributor should be able to work on them.
All Issues are considered not assigned, until there is a PR linked to them. Feel free to work on any unassigned issue, you don't need to ask first.
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Feel free to pick up any good-first-bug issue and work on it. They are all beginner friendly.
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Setting Up the repository
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Create a fork of the project by clicking the
Forkbutton near the top of the page.This will create a personal copy of the repository on your Github account. -
Clone the forked repository from your GitHub account onto your machine:
git clone git@github.com:YourGitUsername/bugbug.git
- 2.5 Follow the Setups and Prerequisites steps in
README.md
- Add the upstream remote repository. This will save a reference which can be used to synchronize changes later.
git remote add upstream git@github.com:mozilla/bugbug.git
- Run the command
git remote -vto confirm the aliases for both the origin and remote repository are set and should display:
origin https://github.com/YourGitUsername/bugbug.git (fetch) origin https://github.com/YourGitUsername/bugbug.git (push) upstream https://github.com/mozilla/bugbug.git (fetch) upstream https://github.com/mozilla/bugbug.git (push)
- At this stage, the project should be working on your machine and your git repository has been fully configured to make your first contribution. Please also see Making the first contribution #3342 to learn how you can make your first contribution.
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Thank you for this!
If you choose option of setting your virtual enviroment, before installing make sure you add it to your .gitignore file for best pracices
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