On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 5:43 PM, dave perry <skida...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> I am having syntax issues trying to push changes to the git fgdata
> repository. I have made the edits and git add's, git rm's, git submit,
> and git status shows my local fgdata master branch clean. But I have
> not been able to push these changes to the repository.
>
> I presume you meant "git commit" instead of "git submit".
> What is the syntax for this? Can I do this from the two local
> directories that have changes?
>
> Assuming you've committed your changes to your local master branch, then
"git push origin master" will do the trick. If your local branch is no
longer up-to-date because someone else has committed something to the repo,
then you'll need to merge those changes before you can commit your own,
either with "git pull origin" or "git fetch origin; git merge
origin/master".
Tim
Thanks in advance,
> Dave P.
>
>
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