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With GitHub pull requests each developer will be forking from the genome organization in order to develop their changes. In order to keep your fork up-to-date you'll need to work with both the repo in the genome organization as well as your forked repo; the overall process can be visualized as a cycle (here nnutter
is an example GitHub username):
Here are task oriented pages, roughly in the order you'll need them:
- How do I install 'hub'?
- How do I fork a repository?
- How do I make a pull request?
- How do I review a pull request?
- How do I know my pull request will be (or has been) reviewed?
- How do I fix my pull request if it cannot be automatically merged?
- How do I
git checkout
a pull request? - How do I cleanup my feature branch once it has been merged?
- How can I customize notifications?
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How do I install 'hub'?
How do I fork a repository?
How do I make a pull request?
How do I review a pull request?
How do I know my pull request will be (or has been) reviewed?
How do I fix my pull request if it cannot be automatically merged?
How do I cleanup my feature branch once it has been merged?
How can I customize notifications?
How do I git checkout
a pull request?