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Hello everyone! I was wondering if someone could help me out, I am thoroughly confused. My group-mate created a repo for our group project and I cloned the repo and created a new branch. So now I am working on the new branch (I did git checkout "nameofnewbranch" so I know im working on that one) and when I make changes I commit them and push them, but I dont see the changes on the main branch. How do i fix this? I don't fully understand pulling and merging and feel like I am doing it all wrong. Can provide more detail if needed |
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Hello @alizezila once you finish your changes, you have to make a pull request to merge them back into the main branch! i'll try to explain this a little bit more tomorrow in class, but here's a helpful guide: https://medium.com/@urna.hybesis/pull-request-workflow-with-git-6-steps-guide-3858e30b5fa4 I think here is the picture of where you are at:
Please reach out to me if you are still stuck though! |
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this helped thank you! you would think after 10 weeks I would know by now.. |
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@alizezila noooo, i didnt cover merges fully, so its on mel!!! |
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Hello @alizezila once you finish your changes, you have to make a pull request to merge them back into the main branch! i'll try to explain this a little bit more tomorrow in class, but here's a helpful guide:
https://medium.com/@urna.hybesis/pull-request-workflow-with-git-6-steps-guide-3858e30b5fa4
I think here is the picture of where you are at:
Please reach out to me if you are still stuck though!