Salesforce Git Codelab

This repository consist of all the code used in Salesforce Git Codelab by SFDC Stop premiered on YouTube on 28th June 2020 7:00 P.M. IST.

View the YouTube Premiere to complete the codelab or follow the below steps.

After you've completed the Codelab you can see your name on the SFDC Stop Contributors Page

Prerequisites

You need a GitHub account and the below softwares setup in your system before starting the Codelab.

• SFDX CLI

• Git

• VSCode

• Salesforce Extension Pack - You can directly install it within VSCode

Instructions

• Fork this repository

• Clone it to your PC

  git clone https://github.com/<your github username>/salesforce-git-codelab.git
  

• Create a branch by <your-name> appended by dev

  git checkout -b rahuldev
  

• Update the SFDCStopTeamController.cls Apex Class and add another entry in SFDC Stop Contributors List by copying and pasting the lines 33 - 40 with your own values i.e. your name, picture url, date of contribution and trailhead profile link as shown below:-

  sfdcstopContributors.add(
    new Contributor(
      'Your Name',
      'https://your-photo-url.jpg',
      Date.newInstance(2020, 06, 28),
      'https://trailblazer.me/id/your-trailhead-username'
    )
  );
  

• Stage your changes

  git add .
  

• Commit your changes. Add a commit message in this format:- "Added <your name> to SFDC Stop Contributors"

  git commit -m "Added Rahul Malhotra to SFDC Stop Contributors"
  

• Push the changes to your branch in forked repository

  git push origin rahuldev
  

• Create a Pull Request

• In case you face a merge conflict, Resolve the Merge Conflict by following the below steps:-

  • Store the original repo URL

    git remote add upstream https://github.com/rahulmalhotra/salesforce-git-codelab.git
    

  • Switch to master branch

    git checkout master
    

  • Fetch master branch from original repository

    git fetch upstream master
    

  • Merge upstream master with local master branch

    git merge upstream/master
    

  • Merge master branch into your dev branch

    git checkout rahuldev
    git merge master --no-ff
    

  • After this you'll be able to see the merge conflict that you can resolve manually by carefully keeping both changes.

  • Stage the changes

    git add .
    

  • Commit the changes

    git commit -m "Resolved merge conflict"
    

  • PR will be updated automatically and I'll merge your PR into the master branch

Once your PR is merged successfully, you can see your name on the SFDC Stop Contributors Page

Congratulations..!! You've just made a contribution and welcome to the world of Open Source :-)

As a bonus point, you can also update this README by adding your name to the list of contributors below..!!

Contributors

• Rahul Malhotra - @rahulcoder

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