We use the Fork-Rebase workflow for our PR's

Homebrew installation documentation

Install homebrew with the following command:

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

Go installation documentation

Install Go with the following command:

brew install go

TinyGo installation documentation

Install TinyGo with the following command:

brew tap tinygo-org/tools
brew install tinygo

Github CLI installation documentation

Install Github CLI with the following command:

brew install gh

1. Run the following to get the repository onto your machine:

   set -k
    
   mkdir -p ~/code
   cd ~/code
    
   # Fork the repo
   gh repo fork zachary-walters/cultivate-finance

2. Update the main branch:

   git checkout main
   git pull origin main

3. Re-familiarize yourself with our branch naming conventions
4. Create a feature branch:

   git checkout -b feature/<title-of-the-feature-branch>
   git push origin feature/<title-of-the-feature-branch>

Make sure your forked repo is up to date with the upstream repository:

set -k 
 
git remote add upstream zachary-walters/cultivate-finance
git checkout main
git pull upstream
git merge upstream/main
git push

Prepare your branch for a PR:

git checkout feature/<name-of-your-branch>
git merge main
# resolve any merge conflicts at this point
git push

1. Login to github's website
2. Navigate to your forked repository
3. Open a new Pull Request
4. Ensure the “base” branch is set to the main branch of the upstream repository
5. Confirm the “compare” branch is set to your feature branch
6. Provide Details:
   1. Use our PR Description Guide for reference
   2. Fill in a descriptive title for your pull request.
   3. Write a detailed description, including the purpose of your changes and any relevant information.
7. Add Reviewers
   1. At the moment, Zachary Walters should be a reviewer on all incoming changes.