Added a MichaelComponent as per Project Sheet 1. <Do Not Merge Yet> #1
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ChrisMurphy3,
ericm,
gal,
CTeam30,
evilsmiley007 and
ciaransheil
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Hi everyone, this should not be merged - it is up to all of you students on the team to be the first to push up your work to GitHub.
I have added everyone as a reviewer on this Pull Request (PR) of my work, having followed the project sheet from Chris. Your end work should look something like this.
I have performed the work in a separate Git branch, called "michaels_work", which is separate to the "master" branch you have all been working in.
The PR view shows you what changes I have added (in green), and removed (in red) in my branch, compared to what is already in the "master" branch. You can also see the individual git commits that I made before opening this PR - the changes in each commit are included in the one PR.
This PR just shows you what it looks like to merge changes in a PR from one branch, back into the master. A code review is required by those who own/know the project code, and they decide if they want you to make any more changes/fixes before they agree to merge your code into the "master" branch.