latest 15 messages by msafi
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[2016-07-22T04:34:39Z]
msafi
You need to learn how to use git
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[2016-07-22T04:33:49Z]
msafi
And even how source code management tools work...
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[2016-07-22T04:33:26Z]
msafi
Your question is basically about how git works
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[2016-07-22T04:33:15Z]
msafi
This question is not GitHub specific
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[2016-07-22T04:32:04Z]
msafi
You need to commit your changes to go back to the clean slate status
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[2016-07-22T04:31:39Z]
msafi
you no longer have a clean slate
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[2016-07-22T04:31:28Z]
msafi
If you then modify foo.txt
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[2016-07-22T04:31:22Z]
msafi
If you clone your fork to your computer, you will start with a clean slate
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[2016-07-22T04:30:52Z]
msafi
Aspiringguy: so say the original repository has file foo.txt, your fork will also have foo.txt
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[2016-07-22T04:28:42Z]
msafi
we?
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[2016-07-22T04:28:04Z]
msafi
Aspiringguy: files don't commit changes. The developer commits the changes.
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[2016-07-22T04:25:55Z]
msafi
Once pushed, if you go to the page of the fork on GitHub, you will see send PR button
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[2016-07-22T04:25:32Z]
msafi
And then push them.
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[2016-07-22T04:25:25Z]
msafi
Aspiringguy: you can commit any changes
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[2016-07-22T03:44:17Z]
msafi
How do I keep `master` as the default branch but contributions be open against the `develop` branch by default?