Add my first file #1
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Summary of Changes
This pull request, titled "Add my first file," seems to be part of an introductory tutorial or course on GitHub. The description indicates the author created a new branch, made a commit, and created a file. The changes include adding a profile README file, updating the tutorial's README to guide users through opening a pull request, and a minor change to a step file.
Highlights
- New File: A
PROFILE.mdfile was added, containing a welcome message. - Tutorial Update: The
README.mdfile was updated to guide users through the process of creating a pull request, including instructions and screenshots. - Step Update: The
.github/steps/-step.txtfile was updated, changing the content from '1' to '3'.
Changelog
- .github/steps/-step.txt
- The content of the file was changed from '1' to '3'.
- PROFILE.md
- A new file was created with the content 'Welcome to my GitHub profile!'
- README.md
- Step 1 was replaced with Step 3, focusing on opening a pull request.
- Instructions and screenshots were added to guide users through the pull request creation process.
- Content was updated to reflect the user's progress in creating a branch, file, and commit.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a new file and modifies the README.md file to guide users through creating a pull request. The changes seem straightforward and aim to improve the user experience for new contributors.
Merge Readiness
The changes appear to be well-structured and contribute positively to the project's onboarding process. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. Given the nature of the changes, it seems ready for merging.
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created a new branch, created made a commit, create a file