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Any special git voodoo I should know about? I browse to his repo on github, click "Fork and edit this file", add the line with the new browser-based editor and hit submit pull request. However, the PR gets sent to xbmc's main branch. Same result if I checkout, modify, commit, push, pull request.
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It's a little bit of github-fu.
You have to do all that from your repo in github so...
Create a local branch based on AE, add this commit, then push to github in your repo.
In github, switch to that branch in the UI, press the Pull Request button, and if I remember correctly you have to change the base repo/branch to send the PR to, because the default is not good.
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You can send gnif a pull request for that, seems reasonable.
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Any special git voodoo I should know about? I browse to his repo on github, click "Fork and edit this file", add the line with the new browser-based editor and hit submit pull request. However, the PR gets sent to xbmc's main branch. Same result if I checkout, modify, commit, push, pull request.
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It's a little bit of github-fu.
You have to do all that from your repo in github so...
Create a local branch based on AE, add this commit, then push to github in your repo.
In github, switch to that branch in the UI, press the Pull Request button, and if I remember correctly you have to change the base repo/branch to send the PR to, because the default is not good.