Try to learn as much as you can about the new tech stack before you start. It will be hard to dive into how things work under the hood while also trying to meet deadlines. Even if they know it's a new stack for you, it might still be expected that you commit code by the first week.
Implied if you want to make a good first impression. So yes, but it was mostly a minor change to show you got your setup up and started learning your way around the code base.
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Try to learn as much as you can about the new tech stack before you start. It will be hard to dive into how things work under the hood while also trying to meet deadlines. Even if they know it's a new stack for you, it might still be expected that you commit code by the first week.
Really? Did you have a company asking you to commit code on the first week, you can barely get the credentials and your badge on the first week.
"It would be great if..."
Implied if you want to make a good first impression. So yes, but it was mostly a minor change to show you got your setup up and started learning your way around the code base.
Agreed, set up you git account kind of thing :)