Hi.
We are here to just test some of markdown language things.
Also, we are here to exercise some of git commands.
Lets commit this text until now.
Hi again.
It is second commit and I'm going to add a list with markdown language too.
OK, lets see:
- it should be first option.
- and this should be second option.
- maybe third option?
- and maybe fourst option, who knows
OK, Lets commit it and send this repo to github.
What happened?
I made a repo in my github.
not choosed to add read me file, not choosed any git ignore file and not choosed any license, because I didn't want all of them! I had a readme file (what here you are reading), I told myself it should be show when my repo open! but, no, this file is not opened!
I asked chat gpt.
- Rename your file to
README.md. - Add a space (" ") after your # sign!
OK, lets do these things and see what will happened!
OK, we made it really good!
But why my texts are not line by line seperated?
Lets ask again from chat gpt!
Use two spaces before you press enter go to to new line!
OK! Lets commit it until now, and add two spaces, and commit again!
When I wanted to fix the readme file, I used git add README.md.
I got no error.
Then I used git commit command, but I got an error that telling me you did not add anything for this commit!
In fact, we added this readme file with lower letters readme.md. Then I renamed it in my windows explorer, but git not understood it.
So I used these commands:
git mv README.md temp.md
git mv temp.md README.md
OK, lets commit now!
commit -m "fixed readme file!"
I want to also seperate each part of commit with seperator tag in markdown. What is this sign? aha! three dashes! Lets do it!
OK, I now know how to manage a README.md file, and have a few experience about working with a git repo!