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Brian Geyer edited this page Apr 9, 2019 · 9 revisions

Introduction to this Wiki Guide

Prepared by Brian Samuel Geyer

This guide covers most of the basic tasks one will need to do to succeed in a class using GitHub. This tutorial uses the Spring 2016 iteration of This is Indian Country to demonstrate various examples, but they should be general enough for any course.

  1. Forking a Repository
  2. Cloning a Repository
  3. Making Changes Locally
  4. Images with Captions
  5. Commit Local Changes
  6. Sync Clone to Original Repo on GitHub's Servers
  7. Create and Complete a Pull Request on Your Own Repo
  8. Turning in Your Work - Create a Pull Request between Your Forked Repo and the Original Repo

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  1. Forking a Repository
  2. Cloning a Repository
  3. Making Changes Locally
  4. Images with Captions
  1. Commit Local Changes
  2. Sync Clone to Original Repo on GitHub's Servers
  3. Create and Complete a Pull Request on Your Own Repo
  4. Turning in Your Work - Create a Pull Request between Your Forked Repo and the Original Repo
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