In this lesson, you will check if your game project is really connected to GitHub. You will use a special command to see if the 'origin' link you made is working and points to the right place. This is like making sure your internet cable is plugged in correctly!
Before you run the command, let's see what the tests say. The tests will check if you ran the command correctly.
Run this command in your terminal:
pytest module-1.4/blueprint-BP2/quest-20
What you should see:
ā Some tests will fail. This is okay for now! It means you haven't run the command yet, and the tests are waiting for you to do it.
Now, you will run the command to check your connection. This command will show you all the connections your game project has.
Run this command in your terminal:
git remote -v
Look at the words that appear after you run the command. You should see 'origin' listed, and it should show the web address of your GitHub project.
You've run the command! Now, let's run the tests to make sure everything is working as it should.
Run this command in your terminal:
pytest module-1.4/blueprint-BP2/quest-20
What you should see:
ā All tests should pass! This means your game project is now correctly connected to GitHub.