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How to add or edit a howto card using Visual Studio Code
This shows how to use Visual Studio Code to write a howto-card:
Step 0: Update your local copy of your fork
Please update your fork first, by View > Command Palette and searching for 'Git: Fetch from all remotes'.
Step 1: Create a new Branch
For each how-to card, it is strongly recommended to create a new branch.
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click on:
create new branch from...
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add a name of the branch (e.g., name of the how-to card) and press Enter
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choose
upstream/develop
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the new branch is created as can be seen on the bottom left of the screen
Step 2: Create a new folder
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To create a new folder, browse to
howto-cards-internal
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Then, select the
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Click on new folder (the name of the folder should be the name of the howto card). Please only use lowercase letters.
Step 3: Create a new file
Step 4: Write the procedure in Markdown
If you need more details on how to do this, refer to the corresponding howto-card.
Step 5: Commit your changes
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below changes click on:
stated changes
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add a message (description of your changes) and click "commit"
Step 6: Push to git-r3lab
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When you push your procedure for the first time click on the cloud icon:
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Choose origin/"your gitlab user name"
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Open git-r3lab: https://git-r3lab.uni.lu/