Follow these instructions to get started with your counselor in your new cabin!
| Camp | Github |
|---|---|
| Cabin | Repository |
| Issues | Weeks |
| Counselor | Github Bot |
Step by step instructions to install the bot ▶️
To interact with your counselor on your repository, head to this link and click The Big Green Button (Install).
Next, choose your personal account to install the bot on.
Make sure to install it on ALL repositories and then click The Big Green Button (Install & Authorize).
This is very important: make sure All repositories is selected!
You should then be automatically redirected to this repository
Step by step instructions to start the course ▶️
Make sure you are on this repository, and once again, click on The Big Green Button (Use this template). You should be prompted to name your repo.
Tip: Name your repository something serverless related! Here's a suggestion:
serverless-emotion-reader
Once you're satisfied with your name, click The Big Green Button (Create repository from template)!
Once your new cabin is created, you should see a new issue opened on the top bar of your repository if you installed your bot correctly.
Click on Issues to find your first Week in the camp: Getting Started.
Click on Getting Started to find your first step of the week. Follow your counselor's instructions and have fun!
No worries, we all make mistakes - now is the time to fix it! The CounselorBot will provide feedback on what went wrong with your code.
Step by step instructions on how to view feedback ▶️
First, click on Actions at the top of your repository.
Next, find the commit that failed. You can identify it by the name you called the commit. Click on it!
Now, go ahead and click on ":x: build"
The step that failed should expand and you'll see feedback at the bottom.
For this one, the feedback was:
Error: Got: "hello world", was expecting: "Hello World".
In this case, the student should probably take another look at the capitalization in their code.
💡 Using this feedback, fix your code. Every time you commit, the action will run again to check your code!
Nope! Here's how to manually trigger a check for your code to move on:
- Go to
Actions - Click on the specific workflow run that you want to run again.
- Click on build.
Refer to the previous section for screenshots
Click on Re-run jobs. If your code is successful, the check will work and you will be able to move on.
