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For more complex cases see [[Setup for Pull Requests]]. | For more complex cases see [[Setup for Pull Requests]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:15, 23 April 2021
It is possible to create simple pull requests (PR) using GitHubs web interface without setting up a local Git repository.
- Requirements
- Only a web browser.
- Use Cases
- You want to fix a typo, upload a translation, ...
- Downside
- To update your fork, you have to delete it (if there are no open PRs) and fork it again.
For more complex cases see Setup for Pull Requests.
Procedere
- Create a Github account or log in and use the excellent GitHub Help in the followin steps.
- Fork the desired Gnucash or finance-quote repository.
- Create a new branch in your fork.
- Apply your changes in this branch.
- Create a PR.
- Wait for comments and apply potential change requests by the core developers.
- After the PR was merged (or closed for other reasons), you can remove the branch.