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Verify forked project runs on computer - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio: Source Control with Git and GitHub
Verify forked project runs on computer
- [Instructor] What's the first thing you do when you have a new project on your computer, other than compiling it to make sure it compiles correctly? Do you run it and check it out? So that's what Terry's going to do. Debug, start debugging. And we get an error page. The issue is this application is looking for Microsoft ASP.NET Core version 2.2.0, and that's not installed on Terry's computer. She does have version 3.3.0 installed. So there's two choices here. We can either install the older runtime or Terry can start modifying the project and making pull requests. For this example, we're just going to add the runtime to her computer. So we need to run the installer. Go to the community edition. That's what she's using. Make sure you have ASP.NET and web development installed, and you also should have the .NET Core cross-platform, and then go to individual components and install .NET Core 2.2 runtime, and then…
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Setup a public repository on GitHub1m 30s
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Fork and clone the repository2m 3s
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Verify forked project runs on computer1m 47s
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Change the HTML in fork1m 3s
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Commit and push to fork55s
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Create the pull request1m 58s
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Review and compare the pull request2m 37s
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Have a conversation with contributors1m 15s
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