Hi All
1st Plugin...
How do i push it to the PluginPlayground?
Github - Playground push request
Moderators: grovkillen, Stuntteam, TD-er
Re: Github - Playground push request
Steps when using git local on your computer:
- You need to have a Github account.
- Fork the repository to your own account and clone that one to your computer.
- Create a branch on your local copy of the clone.
- Make the changes you want and create a commit containing a proper description of what you did and including the file changes.
(You may add several commits to the same branch)
- Push the commit to your fork of the repository on Github.
- Create a pull request on Github to the original repository of letscontrolit.
There is a shortcut possible, when you don't want (or know how to) use git on your computer:
- You need to have a Github account.
- Then fork the repository to your own account.
- Create a branch on your fork on Github.
- Make the changed you want directly on Github and create a commit containing a proper description of what you did and including the file changes.
(You may add several commits to the same branch)
- Push the commit to your fork of the repository on Github. (is done automatically when you commit directly on Github)
- Create a pull request on Github to the original repository of letscontrolit.
- You need to have a Github account.
- Fork the repository to your own account and clone that one to your computer.
- Create a branch on your local copy of the clone.
- Make the changes you want and create a commit containing a proper description of what you did and including the file changes.
(You may add several commits to the same branch)
- Push the commit to your fork of the repository on Github.
- Create a pull request on Github to the original repository of letscontrolit.
There is a shortcut possible, when you don't want (or know how to) use git on your computer:
- You need to have a Github account.
- Then fork the repository to your own account.
- Create a branch on your fork on Github.
- Make the changed you want directly on Github and create a commit containing a proper description of what you did and including the file changes.
(You may add several commits to the same branch)
- Push the commit to your fork of the repository on Github. (is done automatically when you commit directly on Github)
- Create a pull request on Github to the original repository of letscontrolit.
Re: Github - Playground push request
Hi TD-er
It seems that the request is there under closed pull request.
So i presume that the owner need to accept the request before it will be available?
It seems that the request is there under closed pull request.
So i presume that the owner need to accept the request before it will be available?
Re: Github - Playground push request
I am not the owner of the playground, but I can do merges.
I will look at it to see if there is something in your code that may break stuff and often I leave it open for a few days so others can have a look at it too.
I will look at it to see if there is something in your code that may break stuff and often I leave it open for a few days so others can have a look at it too.
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