For some weeks, I have been trying to use GitHub to manage the SoloBSD Project and make things easier for me.
So I started documenting myself and first I got to this useful Cheat Sheet. With the help of this one I was able to clone, pull, make changes to my code and push them to the remote repo. But something was missing, I need to sync my modified repo with the official HardenedBSD Stable repo in order to have the latest commits in mine.
I found this straightforward video:
- Add an upstream inside my project's path.
- Fetch the changes from it.
- Merge the changes into my code.
- Push them into my remote repo.
Voilà! Now my GitHub repo is synced with the HardenedBSD Stable repo.
Groovy!
No hay comentarios.:
Publicar un comentario