Summary*
Add your name and GitHub profile link to the contributors section of the repository.
Context*
This issue is designed for first-time contributors who want to learn the basic open source workflow:
- fork a repository
- clone locally
- edit files
- commit changes
- open a pull request
Why is this needed?
This helps beginners practice the complete GitHub contribution workflow in a beginner-friendly environment.
Tasks
- Fork the repository
- Clone your fork locally
- Add your name to the contributors list
- Add your GitHub profile link
- Commit your changes
- Open a pull request
Acceptance criteria*
- Contributor name is added correctly
- GitHub profile link works
- Formatting remains consistent
- Pull request follows repository guidelines
Suggested approach
Helpful commands:
git clone <your-fork-url>
git checkout -b add-your-name
Be careful not to modify unrelated sections.
Out of scope
- Editing other contributor entries
- Large documentation changes
Remember, contributions to this repository should follow its contributing guidelines, security policy and code of conduct.
Summary*
Add your name and GitHub profile link to the contributors section of the repository.
Context*
This issue is designed for first-time contributors who want to learn the basic open source workflow:
Why is this needed?
This helps beginners practice the complete GitHub contribution workflow in a beginner-friendly environment.
Tasks
Acceptance criteria*
Suggested approach
Helpful commands:
Be careful not to modify unrelated sections.
Out of scope
Remember, contributions to this repository should follow its contributing guidelines, security policy and code of conduct.