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* Git * Git
1. apt install git ** To create a repo
2. (add git config stuff here) on gogs
1. it would be weird if git lost track of those updates... but I probably did something stupid. 1. git config --global user.name "<gogsusername>@whatever"
3. create repo in gogs 2. create repo in gogs
on computer
3. apt install git
4. git clone repo 4. git clone repo
5. touch README.md 5. touch README.md
6. git add -A 6. git add -A
7. git commit -m "first commit" 7. git commit -m "first commit"
8. git push origin master 8. git push origin master
** To collaborate on an existing repo
To collaborate on an existing repo
1. Be added as a collaborator 1. Be added as a collaborator
2. git clone <repo> (I'll show you where to get the addy) 2. git clone <repo address (from gogs)>
3. git checkout -b <branchname> 3. ~git checkout -b <branchname>~
- ~-b~ yocreates a new branch if one doesn't exist - ~-b~ yocreates a new branch if one doesn't exist
- you can name branch anything, start w/ your gogs name - you can name branch anything, start w/ your gogs name
4. make changes 4. make changes
To push up your changes ** To push up your changes
1. git checkout master 1. ~git checkout master~
2. git pull origin master 2. ~git pull origin master~
3. git checkout <branchname> 3. ~git checkout <branchname>~
4. git merge master 4. ~git merge master~
5. git add -A 5. ~git add -A~
6. git commit -m "concise explanation of what I did" 6. ~git commit -m "concise explanation of what I did"~
7. git push origin <yourname> 7. ~git push origin <yourname>~
8. submit a pull request 8. submit a pull request