Git Workflow Practice Project

This project is a hands-on exercise to understand forking, pull requests, and working with upstream repositories. It demonstrates how to contribute to open-source projects using GitHub and Git commands.

This mini project demonstrates a standard GitHub contribution workflow (forks, branches, pull requests) and a quick front-end exercise: creating a perfect circle using a <div>.

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🧭 Goals

• Get familiar with forks and pull requests
• Use git commands to manage an upstream repository
• Practice secure auth with a Personal Access Token (PAT)
• Make a small UI change: CSS circle using a div

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✅ Prerequisites

• Git installed
• GitHub account
• (Recommended) SSH keys or a Personal Access Token (PAT) for HTTPS pushes

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1) Workflow: Fork → Clone → Branch → Commit → Push → PR

1. Create a Personal Access Token (PAT)

• GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Fine-grained tokens (or Classic)
• Give repo scopes (e.g., repo) → Generate and copy the token
• Use it instead of password when pushing over HTTPS

2. Fork the Repository

• On GitHub, open the original repo → click Fork

3. Clone Your Fork

git clone https://github.com/SaurabhLP88/gkpbt-css-circle.git
cd gkpbt-css-circle