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JavaScript Gulp Basics Welcome to Gulp.js Installing Gulp

Posted by Chris Himes
Chris Himes
8,043 Points

Where is -> git checkout Stage1Video3? I am not able to connect to it. Thanks

Have installed the required files, but do not see how to complete the next step.

4 Answers

Cindy Mayfield
Cindy Mayfield
9,782 Points
Cindy Mayfield
Cindy Mayfield
9,782 Points

I ran into this issue as well. The teacher's notes do not provide the following:

  • after git clone ... , you need to run command cd treehouse-gulp-basics/ to access the correct folder. Then you can run git checkout ***.

This missing step tripped me up as well. :) Hope this helps.

Rafael silva
Rafael silva
23,877 Points
Rafael silva
Rafael silva
23,877 Points

follow all these step this work for me :

Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/hdngr/treehouse-gulp-basics.git

Navigate into the directory

cd treehouse-gulp-basics

Install the project's node dependencies

npm install

Checkout the branch for the video you want to follow along with

git checkout <some-video>

Jaymes Young
Jaymes Young
36,282 Points
Jaymes Young
Jaymes Young
36,282 Points

I would just download the project files from the downloads section. That's the easiest solution. You could also go to the github link and clone the repo.

Jeremy Castanza
Jeremy Castanza
12,081 Points
Jeremy Castanza
Jeremy Castanza
12,081 Points

Huston Hedinger - This might be worth updating the teacher's notes. I can see were people who are new to Git might get tripped up on this. After cloning the GitHub repo, the user would need to run: git checkout origin/Stage1Video3 instead of: git checkout Stage1Video3 since they won't have your other branches locally until creating them.