Hi, 

I presume you mean https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/issues/251"Git 
stash conflict shows my changes as theirs "

Start with a personal fork of the repository, and clone it to your local 
machine. You may want to also clone the SDK - see 
https://gitforwindows.org/#contribute

Create fresh commits on a new branch started from top of master. Ensure you 
signoff the commits with your proper name (see 
Documenation/SubmittingPatches for the DCO certificate that you are 
signing!)

push to your fork as you progress.

compile and test your fixes.

create a pull request on github between the branch on your fork and the 
main Git for Windows. 

Fix any errors from the automated checks. (use forced push here)

Respond to comments (this (Git) is a critical revision control system, so 
expect to do a few rounds of finesse) 

PR accepted: Tea and medals all round
PR fails: Add to learning experience, review and refresh, tea and cakes, 
leap back on the coding horse...

Philip

On Thursday, September 19, 2019 at 2:45:35 PM UTC+1, Shubham Ghule wrote:
>
> Hi everyone.
> I have tried various solutions for bug #251 and came up with a solution.I 
> would really like to submit a patch for the same.
> So can anyone please tell me,
> 1. How to pull the latest changes from Git repository ?
> 2. How to submit a patch ? 
> Looking forward for a reply !
>

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