There is a Git server utilized by the Nautilus project teams. Recently, a new developer named Jon joined the team and needs to begin working on a project. To begin, he must fork an existing Git repository. Follow the steps below:
Click on the Gitea UI button located on the top bar to access the Gitea page.
Login to Gitea server using username jon and password Jon_pass123.
Once logged in, locate the Git repository named sarah/story-blog and fork it under the jon user.
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Instructions:
Open your web browser and navigate to the Gitea server URL. Click on the Gitea UI button on the top bar to access the Gitea page. Enter the username jon and the password Jon_pass123, then click the login button.
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Description: This screenshot displays the Gitea login screen. Ensure you enter the correct username and password to access Jon's account.
Instructions:
After logging in, use the search bar or navigate through the repositories list to find the repository named sarah/story-blog. Click on the repository name to open its page.
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Description: This screenshot shows the repository sarah/story-blog within the Gitea interface
Instructions:
On the repository page, find the Fork button, typically located in the top-right corner of the page. Click the Fork button to initiate the process of creating a copy of the repository.
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