Re: Stop [was: Presentation and S.O.S]
Posted by
dxli on
Nov 03, 2011; 6:08pm
URL: https://forum.librecad.org/Presentation-and-S-O-S-tp4952926p4961866.html
Hi,
Let's do step by step.
in your repository folder,
$ git branch -a
you should see something like,
remotes/origin/master
if so, checkout it to another branch:
$ git checkout -f -b new-branch origin/master
it should checkout the master branch (at your remote pository) to a branch named "new-branch".
Then, merge your changes to this new branch:
$ git merge master
it should merge your changes. if it says, "already up-to-date", that means you have not committed anything yet to your master branch.
$ git push
it should push your changes to the remote repository.
Let me know whether it works for you.
Thanks,
Dongxu Li
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 1:04 PM, PatGuano [via LibreCAD]
<[hidden email]> wrote:
So, I re-created my account and can fork (as before), clone (as before), fetch upstream (new) and commit changes (new).
Only, my changes have not shown up anywhere during the last two days, when I access my github-repository either on the web, or by calling git in a terminal. For now, I have decided to concentrate on other duties and do some reading-work on other subjects. I can wait.
Cheerio.
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Paul Lutus)