Huge thanks to Ganesh for providing expertise in CICD integration (TravisCI).

Do NOT put a Pull Request(PR) from your master branch.
PR SHOULD come from a development branch of yours (i.e. a non-master branch) to my master branch.

• Check requirements.txt

cd hawkeye/

Add your Database root password into __init__.py

$ export FLASK_APP=run.py
$ export FLASK_ENV=development
$ flask run

• I've added you as collaborators for ease of pushing in future.
• Do not push directly to master branch. I.e., do NOT do : git push upstream master.
• There's 2 branches including master branch. Lodge Pull Requests to master branch.

• When you forked from my repository, you had the version of my repository at that date and time.

• Overtime there's some changes from various members which cause changes into my master branch.

• These changes won't be directly reflected into your master branch. To get these changes, here's what you've to do:

  1. git remote add upstream https://github.com/Rahul-RB/SE-B2.git
  2. git fetch upstream
  3. git checkout master
  4. git rebase upstream/master 4.1. IF you see some "Auto-merging, CONFLICT", it means there's been some merge-conflict. If this happens, leave it then and there (unless you know to handle merge-conflicts).
  5. git push -f origin master

• Note how the step 5 pushes into origin and not upstream. This is because, when you forked and cloned the same into your desktop, the origin points to your forked repo and by step 1, upstream points to the original repository.

• Fork this repository by pressing the fork button on top.

• Then, go to your profile, find the forked repository (it has the same name as the original repository).

• Now, press the Clone or download button and copy the URL. Then clone it into a folder by doing:

  git clone <URL>

• Create a branch, name it as "development" branch.

  git checkout -b development

• Then, do whatever changes you've to do. Check your changes by doing this command, it shows what files you made changes into.

  git status

• [OPTIONAL] If you do see a file you changed but forgot what exactly you changed, you can refer to that by doing:

  git diff

• Once you're done with changes and feel good enough to push the code, do these inside the cloned folder:

  git add .
git commit -m "Put meaningful message here"
git push origin master

• Then, once the code is reviewed and approved, you can issue a Pull request by doing the following:

  • Go to your forked repository.
  • Press Pull Request button on top.
  • Put a meaningful message, changed done and issue the request.
  • Upon resolving conflicts, the code will be merged.

• An intro to github can be found in this link: