Смердокрыл

Using Git(Hu/La)b

Hey!

As most of modding/server software is, thankfully, open source, I've accumulated some questions about using services like GitHub:

  • Let's say I have "cloned" a repository to my computer, and now it has been changed on GitHub. How can I update the one I cloned, instead of deleting it and cloning the whole repository again?
  • Suppose that the repository in the question above is a server (e.g. trinitycore), and after I cloned it, I edited the code to fit my personal needs. How can I do the updating (see the previous question) without overwriting my own edits?

I'd be thankful for any help

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On 10.06.2017 at 8:48 PM, Смердокрыл said:
  • Let's say I have "cloned" a repository to my computer, and now it has been changed on GitHub. How can I update the one I cloned, instead of deleting it and cloning the whole repository again?
  • Suppose that the repository in the question above is a server (e.g. trinitycore), and after I cloned it, I edited the code to fit my personal needs. How can I do the updating (see the previous question) without overwriting my own edits?
 

 

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Just my two cents...

If you've never touched Git before it might be worth running through their interactive tutorials as they teach you the commands and a quick overview of how Git works - https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1.

Also I'd install the Github Extension for Visual Studio as it hides all the nitty-gritty things behind a simple ui.

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