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Arun S. Sekher
2019-02-03 18:14:10 +04:00
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## How to contribute ## How to contribute
Contributing to e107 is quite easy if you keep in mind the following tips, to avoid some pifalls. Contributing to e107 is quite easy if you keep in mind the following tips, to avoid some pitfalls.
### The big picture ### The big picture
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##### Make sure ... ##### Make sure ...
..., you have installed git on your local computer. You can gownload it [here](https://git-scm.com/downloads). ..., you have installed git on your local computer. You can download it [here](https://git-scm.com/downloads).
As i work on windows, i can only tell what to do on windows, but the git command itself are independent of the operating system. As i work on windows, i can only tell what to do on windows, but the git command itself are independent of the operating system.
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##### Create branches for each issue you're working on ##### Create branches for each issue you're working on
Now you are ready to fix whatever issue you find, add whatver feature the world is waiting for... nearly! Now you are ready to fix whatever issue you find, add whatever feature the world is waiting for... nearly!
Before creating a new branch, make sure you are at the "master" branch. Before creating a new branch, make sure you are at the "master" branch.
So first run `git checkout master` to make this sure! So first run `git checkout master` to make this sure!
Now create a new branch `git checkout [branch name e.g. fix_IssueNr]` where "IssueNr" stands for the issue number on GitHub. But it's up to you how you name your branches. Now create a new branch `git checkout [branch name e.g. fix_IssueNr]` where "IssueNr" stands for the issue number on GitHub. But it's up to you how you name your branches.