On Tue, Mar 4, 2025 at 3:12 PM Hisham Hasan <hishhasanstudent@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Hello all, Hi Hisham, > > You may refer to me as Hisham (he/him). I am currently doing my BS in > Computer Science. > I meet all the eligibility requirements for the Google Summer of Code program. Welcome to Git community. > > To begin with, before I start working on a microproject, is it > possible for me to contribute to an even smaller task (A > nanoproject!?) that pertains mainly to something like a minor > refactoring issue. This is mainly to ease myself into the codebase, > meet with members of the community, and gain a better understanding of > my capabilities here. If this option is not suitable and it is more > preferable to start with a microproject, that's perfectly fine as > well. I do not think there is a nano project discussed in related to Git docs. But, I supposed you mean easier and more friendly. task Actually, If you check the microproject, some of them are actually easy and friendly. > > I have looked at the SoC 2025 Microprojects list and the SoC 2025 > Ideas list. I am currently setting up my development environment. I > have cloned the git repository to my local machine. I would like to > ask some clarifying questions about setting up my development > environment as I couldn't find adequate answers in the docs. This is mentioned in https://git-scm.com/docs/MyFirstContribution. You could also check the git/INSTALL for the explanation on how to install setup Git. Thank you. > > Thanks all, > Hisham >
