Uploading source changes for the C# HTTP API

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Demotis Silvermoon

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May 16, 2013, 11:35:38 AM5/16/13
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I'm using the C# connector for the HTTP API and have updated it to use the latest API version of 1.2.7. I would like to share the source, but I'm not 100% sure how to use GIT or GITHub. The site that the original source came from was https://github.com/ja-jo/EtherpadLiteDotNet/ but I assume that it's like SVN and without me being approved to submit to that source, I can't just update the code that is there. I might be wrong, again, I'm very new to GIT and don't use it for source control on any other projects. Should I create a new GIT repository and upload the source there and offer the link? Just wondering what I should do to get this version to the community.

Thank you for any comments.
-Dustin

John McLear

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May 16, 2013, 8:20:18 PM5/16/13
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Install git
Sign into github
Setup your ssh keys
Visit ja-jos repo
Click Fork this repo
Git clone (your git url)
Make your changes to the repo then at cli type
git add .
git commit -m " New endpoints "
git push origin master
then goto your github repo
Click Pull request
Click "New Pull Request"

That should open a new pull request with your new changes against his master branch.

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Stefano Straus

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Mar 26, 2014, 3:01:17 AM3/26/14
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Hello Dustin, have you pushed somewere your changes?
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