Assignment Natalia Rodriguez.

[NataRo329]

TITLE: UofT-DSI | <Unix Shell, Git & GitHub> - Assignment 1
Assignment Natalia Rodriguez

What changes are you trying to make? (e.g. Adding or removing code, refactoring existing code, adding reports)

I added code to organize the raw data into structured directories and remove sensitive files.

What did you learn from the changes you have made?

I learned how to use basic bash commands to manipulate files and directories, and how to collaborate and merge changes from other collaborators.

Was there another approach you were thinking about making? If so, what approach(es) were you thinking of?

No, I don’t have experience with shell scripting outside of this assignment.

Were there any challenges? If so, what issue(s) did you face? How did you overcome it?

I had trouble with the rm command, but I fixed it.

How were these changes tested?

I first ran the script in the Git terminal to test if it worked as expected. After confirming it, I pasted the code into a VS Code file and ran it again to make sure all directories and files were created and organized correctly.

A reference to a related issue in your repository (if applicable)

Not applicable

Thank you for your patience and excellent explanations.

[github-actions]

Autograder results

question	status	comment
Part 1 - Q1	✅
Part 1 - Q2	✅
Part 1 - Q3	✅
Part 1 - Q4	✅
Part 1 - Q5	✅
Part 1 - Q6	✅
Part 1 - Q7	✅
Part 1 - Q8	✅
Part 2	❌	coworker-changes branch not found in commit history

Please address the issues listed above.

[github-actions]

Autograder results

question	status	comment
Part 1 - Q1	✅
Part 1 - Q2	✅
Part 1 - Q3	✅
Part 1 - Q4	✅
Part 1 - Q5	✅
Part 1 - Q6	✅
Part 1 - Q7	✅
Part 1 - Q8	✅
Part 2	❌	coworker-changes branch not found in commit history

Please address the issues listed above.

[l-mack]

It looks like you need to complete section 2 of the assignment, please have a look here for instructions on how to do so.

[l-mack]

@NataRo329 some additional guidance:

• Did you perform an git add + git commit + git push after you pulled in the co-worker changes from step 2? If not, the issue could be that your remote repository on GitHub is not aware of the pull from co-workers because it remains a 'local' change. Try to perform a git push in this case to add the co-worker changes up to your remote repository.