Closed Wartz closed 9 years ago
Thanks, that PR was an accident. I intended to just update the fork on github before pulling it. Didn't think of adding a remote upstream on my local repo.
On Mon Feb 09 2015 at 2:19:56 AM madsailor notifications@github.com wrote:
Wartz - I would recommend doing a clean fork of the DuoDex repo and then tracking it with git remote add upstream as detailed here https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/. Then it is easy to keep your master up to date, and you can even add your changes to a local branch you make with git branch addstuff and merge back to your master before sending a pull request.
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Wartz - I would recommend doing a clean fork of the DuoDex repo and then tracking it with
git remote add upstream
as detailed here. Then it is easy to keep your master up to date, and you can even add your changes to a local branch you make withgit branch addstuff
and merge back to your master before sending a pull request.