[git-users] Where to start coding?

[amey jain]

Hi,
I am new to Open source as well as to git. I recently cloned git repo. I 
read the coding guidelines as well. I didn't find where to get bug reports 
and where to code. I am new to this can you help me out.

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[git-users] how to push indepedent repos to individual branches in remote in git?

[justrajdeep]

Hi

I want to push my entire local repo(present only with me) to a shared git 
repo as a branch in that.

I can do something like 

git remote add local-remote $PATH_TO_REPO_LOCATION
git push local-remote -u master:$TREE_BRANCH

But this pushes only the master. Any way to push the whole thing with all its 
branches and everything?

Thanks in advance :)

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[git-users] Re: Where to start coding?

[Pranit Bauva]

Hey Amey,

A git repository stores only the source code and its copies at different 
commits. The bug reports are not stored in a git repository. If the project 
that you want to contribute to has a Github repository then you may find 
there bug reports. Though its not necessary that you will find bug reports 
there because there are many projects that use Github as a "publish only" 
repository and manage bugs somewhere else. To start contribution, First 
read the entire docs not just the coding guidelines. Then start reading 
code and fixing typos. The docs usually contain a lot of types. Then browse 
through bugs and find the easy to fix ones. Fix those. Then when you reach 
the stage where you will know what to do next. The reading of docs is 
extremely important. Which project are you thinking of working on?

Regards,
Pranit Bauva
On Saturday, 28 November 2015 18:13:55 UTC+5:30, amey jain wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am new to Open source as well as to git. I recently cloned git repo. I 
> read the coding guidelines as well. I didn't find where to get bug reports 
> and where to code. I am new to this can you help me out.
>

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