Using the Github UI to Make Pull Requests
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These suggestions apply to forks of both joomla-cms and joomla-platform, although the screenshots are for joomla-cms. | These suggestions apply to forks of both joomla-cms and joomla-platform, although the screenshots are for joomla-cms. | ||
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== Fill in any additional information in the pull request including a reference to the joomlacode issue.== | == Fill in any additional information in the pull request including a reference to the joomlacode issue.== | ||
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== Click Send pull request.== | == Click Send pull request.== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:48, 20 October 2012
Github has a simple web interface that makes it very easy to propose a simple change to code. You do not need to install any software or do anything beside register for a git hub account.
These suggestions apply to forks of both joomla-cms and joomla-platform, although the screenshots are for joomla-cms.
[edit] Identify a change you want to make.
[edit] Find the file you want to modify on Github
[edit] Click Edit to open the file
[edit] Make your change
[edit] Scroll down and click the Propose file change button (add a note if you want).
[edit] Fill in any additional information in the pull request including a reference to the joomlacode issue.
NOTE: For pull requests for joomla-platform, the 'base branch' on the left must be set to staging (not master).







