Mar-19-2019, 12:17 PM
Typical steps include:
0) Forking the repository... (already done)
1) Installing git.
1.1) Reading basic documentation about git and how to use it.
2) Cloning the repository to local folder, e.g.
3) Modifying the code in the local folder where the repository was cloned.
4) Committing and pushing changes to forked copy of the repository.
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Are you a windows user? So, you probably will need to type
I didn't work on Windows a long time.
0) Forking the repository... (already done)
1) Installing git.
1.1) Reading basic documentation about git and how to use it.
2) Cloning the repository to local folder, e.g.
git clone https://github.com/user_account/repository.git.3) Modifying the code in the local folder where the repository was cloned.
4) Committing and pushing changes to forked copy of the repository.
git add .; git commit -m "A string describing what is done"; git push origin master (probably you will use another branch name (not master), e.g. dev)===
Are you a windows user? So, you probably will need to type
git.exe instead of git command. I didn't work on Windows a long time.