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[supratim chakraborty]

Hello there

I have decided to put forward some patches for some OpenIntent Apps to help comply with the Android Design Guidelines.

I need to know whether the github repo for OI Apps is the upstream or not , or is it the one on  google code repos.

And does a github fork of the project maintain the upstream remote in the repository ?

Regards
Supratim Chakraborty (@borax12)

[Friedger Müffke]

Hi,

the github repo is the right one. Please send pull requests.

You can maintain your fork and pull changes from the OI repo.

Cheers

Friedger

2013/2/13 supratim chakraborty <sup2...@gmail.com>

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[aap]

You probably need to add the "upstream" remote yourself. For example, for OI Shopping List:

git clone g...@github.com:my-account/shoppinglist.git shopping

cd shopping

git remote add upstream g...@github.com:openintents/shoppinglist.git

This will make "origin" be your fork, while "upstream" is the OI repo. You will probably need to use "git remote add" even if your initial clone was made with "repo".

Then when you want to update, for example when you are preparing to submit a pull request:

git fetch upstream

git rebase upstream/master

git push -f origin master 

-- Aaron