BitByBit Academy Step 3: Open your practice pull request
This step gives you an auto-graded practice run before the final evaluation.
Read First
Your Task
Create a practice pull request in your own template copy.
- create a branch named
feature/practice-[username]
- add a new file
practice/[username].md
- use this template:
# Practice Check
GitHub username: [username]
What I verified locally:
- Replace this line with your summary.
What `origin` points to in my template copy:
- Replace this line with your explanation.
- commit with the exact message
docs: submit practice check
- make sure the latest commit is signed
- push the branch and open a pull request to
main
What GitHub Will Check
- the branch name matches
feature/practice-[username]
- the pull request targets
main
- exactly one file was added:
practice/[username].md
- the file contains the required headings
- the latest commit message is correct
- the latest commit is signed
Passing means you can complete the core GitHub flow on your own copy before the graded final.
Failing means the workflow found a specific rule that still needs to be fixed.
When You Finish
- wait for the workflow named Practice Pull Request Check
- confirm it passes
- close this issue
When this issue is closed, the final evaluation issue will be created automatically.
BitByBit Academy Step 3: Open your practice pull request
This step gives you an auto-graded practice run before the final evaluation.
Read First
Your Task
Create a practice pull request in your own template copy.
feature/practice-[username]practice/[username].mddocs: submit practice checkmainWhat GitHub Will Check
feature/practice-[username]mainpractice/[username].mdPassing means you can complete the core GitHub flow on your own copy before the graded final.
Failing means the workflow found a specific rule that still needs to be fixed.
When You Finish
When this issue is closed, the final evaluation issue will be created automatically.