Yes that would be be best. The unforked repo on your system serves no
useful purpose.
On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 1:57 AM salil wrote:
> Yes i want to contribute , so should i recompile again using the cloned
> repository after forking and remove the repository I added yesterday
> without
> forking
Yes i want to contribute , so should i recompile again using the cloned
repository after forking and remove the repository I added yesterday without
forking ?
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It will cause some problem if you want to contribute.
You can fork the repo by pressing the fork button on github
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore it will create the fork on your
account.
Then change the URL of your git remote.
upstream should point to MuseScore
origin should point to your fo
Hi,
I was going through git work flow
https://musescore.org/en/developers-handbook/git-workflow and came across
the step of forking . It said you have to fork and then clone the repository
on your own system . Unaware of the work flow yesterday , I cloned the
repository directly without forking an
