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Mentored Sprints - 2023

Mentored Sprints - 2023

Tania Allard

April 22, 2023
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  1. @MentoredSprints mentored-sprints.dev
 All in local times • 1:30 pm -

    Kick off • 2:00 pm - Sprints start (roughly) • 3:45-4:15 pm - Afternoon break • 5:00 pm Wrap up Schedule
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 Code of conduct We want every attendee to

    feel welcome and have an enjoyable, fulfilling experience at PyCon, even in a virtual event. Please familiarize yourself with PyCon Code of Conduct and Attendee Procedure For Reporting Code of Conduct Incidents: https://us.pycon.org/2023/about/code-of-conduct/ Report any incidents to [email protected]
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 In a nutshell The Turing Way project illustration

    by Scriberia. Zenodo: http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3695300
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 How do sprints work? Choose project Pair up

    with someone Find an issue item to work on hands-on Get contributing 🎉 Check in with your mentor and let folks know you are working on it Projects intro soon Optional*
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 • Ask for help as needed • Be

    mindful and considerate • Struggling with an issue? They are the best to help with debugging and setup issues Notes about mentors https://mentored-sprints.netlify.app/participants/02-asking-questions/
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 Finding a sprint buddy 󰟲 Someone interested in

    the same project 👀 An extra pair of eyes are helpful 󰢂 Ask first-some may not be comfortable with close contact/ interactions
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 What makes a folder a “git repository”? 📁

    • Only one thing – the existence of a hidden .git directory. • Once this is present you can use the git status command
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 Forks 🍴 • Since you want to contribute

    back to the project we have to make a fork • A fork is your own copy of the source code that we will work on Repo_A - some GitHub account Repo_A_fork - your GitHub account https://bit.ly/mentoredsprints-23
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 cloning 󰰁 • After making a fork you

    need to clone it locally Repo_A - some GitHub account Repo_A_fork - your GitHub account Your personal Computer (a.k.a local) Example: $ git clone https://github.com/scipy/scipy .git
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 working 󰟲 • You work on your fork

    Repo_A - some GitHub account Repo_A_fork - your GitHub account Your personal Computer (a.k.a local) Push to your Fork - i.e. add changes ✨
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 This is how we ask the maintainers to

    incorporate our changes into the original repository PR (Pull request) 🎁 Repo_A - some GitHub account Repo_A_fork - your GitHub account
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 1. Find and issue or item to work

    on 2. Fork the repo and clone it locally 3. Make a new branch git branch new_branch 4. Change to new branch git switch new_branch 5. Work on changes 6. Run tests 7. Commit and push changes (sync your fork and clone) 8. Open a PR (from your remote fork) 9. Review and address comments 10. Celebrate when your PR is merged 🎉 PR lifecycle
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 1. NumPy 2. PyOpensci 3. Pyarcade 4. CPython

    5. Hypothesis / pytest 6. Pip / furo 7. Nebari 8. GNU mailman projects