Ship the chai stall website चाय स्टॉल की वेबसाइट ship करें

1. The developer workflow

This is how real teams work every day:

1. Keep main working and clean.
2. Start each new feature on its own branch.
3. Commit small, clear steps.
4. Merge the feature back into main when it is ready.
5. Check git status and git log to make sure everything is saved.

On a real project you would then git push your repo to GitHub, so your team (and the world) can see it, review it and deploy it. This practice terminal has no internet, but the workflow is exactly the same.

You also get one handy shortcut: git commit -am "msg" stages every already-tracked changed file and commits in one go (new files still need git add).

Challenge: Final: ship the chai stall website

Build and ship the site from an empty home folder. Your checklist:

1. Set your name with git config user.name "…".
2. Make ~/chai-site with a css folder inside, and go into chai-site.
3. Create index.html containing Asha's Chai Stall and css/style.css (any CSS).
4. git init, add everything, and make the first commit.
5. Create a branch diwali-menu; on it create menu.txt with Kaju katli ₹40 and commit.
6. Switch back to main; add a line containing Open 7am to 9pm to index.html with >>, and commit.
7. Merge diwali-menu into main (a merge commit), then check git log --oneline and git status.

The tests check: the repo at ~/chai-site, your name set, at least 4 commits on main, the merge commit, the merged branch, index.html with the hours, menu.txt with kaju katli, css/style.css committed, and a clean status.