Branches - ntjoar/Munchy GitHub Wiki
For the most part, you should not be pushing into anyone else's branch unless you and they have a previously discussed reason.
The two branches that should only be filled with pull requests instead of pushes are the master branch. Pull requests should be made from the master branch.
- Check if your branch is behind submaster. If not, skip to step 3.
- If you are behind:
a.
git checkout master
b.
git pull
c.
git checkout <my_branch>
d.
git merge master
- Once all changes are complete, open terminal and navigate to your directory
cd <path_to_my_directory> - Run these commands to push to your branch:
a.
git checkout <my_branch>
b.
git add .
c.
git commit -m "<Message_detailing_changes>"
d.
git push origin <my_branch>
- Check that your branch has received the changes (HINT: If you make each message unique, you can just check if your message appears with your push)
See also: Issues and Projects
See also: File Heirarchy
A helpful tool: Fork