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Fix "Oh no, this is a terrible error"#3

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Fix "Oh no, this is a terrible error"#3
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@hebounds hebounds commented Feb 3, 2021

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This is a fix for issue #2. I don't have the time to search for the issue, but I think I know how to do it:

  1. Install Git so you can get this code to your computer
  2. Clone this repository to your computer by running the command git clone https://github.com/okgabe/pip-week1-github-practice
  3. Switch to this branch by running git checkout issue2-fix
  4. Use the tools I've provided to search for the error:
    • You'll want to search for the error printout described in "Oh no, this is a terrible error, all of your code is now broken" bug #2: Oh no, this is a terrible error, all of your code is now broken
    • If you're on MacOS or Linux, use the script search.sh by making it executable with chmod +x search.sh, then execute it with ./search.sh
    • If you're on Windows, use the command search.bat
  5. Once you find the location of the issue, navigate to it and open it with the text editor of your choice.
    • On Windows, for example, you can type notepad <file name>, or on Linux, nano <file name>
  6. Find the line the error is located at and get the flag right after the error. Send it to Gabriel in direct messages over Discord.

If you're up for some extra work

  • Disregard these instructions and find another way to search for the issue! There may be an easier way...
  • Fork this repository onto your own GitHub account, find & fix the issue there, and create a PR (pull request) here to get it fixed!
    • If you need some extra reading, the main commands you'll be using here are git commit, git add, git push and will also need to use Fork and Pull Requests on GitHub.

Other information

  • This project is pretty basic & isn't really a full showcase of Git's true capabilities.
  • If you need help with commands, understanding how to use Git, etc., ask in our
    Discord.

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