On 26 September 2013 20:09, Tory Gaurnier <torygaurnier@gmail.com> wrote:

Ok, so I've been looking at git, and I kinda got it figured out, I cloned the master branch from GitHub to my computer, branched it, then I copied over my updated files, and commited the changes, so now I have a few questions. First of all using 'git add' after you configure and make the source it ignores all the extra files right? And how do I go about submitting it to be reviewed? Do I just 'git push'? Or do I have to make a branch on GitHub and push it there?

The process is:

1. Make a fork on github, that is your personal copy you can change as much as you like

2. clone it to your computer and change it and push the changes back to your github fork, make your changes on a branch other than master, eg add_qml

3. when it reaches a suitable quality level (there is a warning there :) create a pull request asking for the changes to be incorporated into master

See the github documentation on those steps, IMHO Github doco isn't terrible well organised, but google is your friend

Cheers

Lex

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