It's up to you. You choose:
1/ You delete your fork on github, delete your clone on your computer,
refork on github and reclone on your computer
2/ You fetch upstream changes from the main MuseScore git repo in your
local repo and you push them in your fork.
To find out if you have upstream set up
$ git remote -v
If you don't have upstream:
$ git remote add upstream git://github.com/musescore/MuseScore.git
If you have upstream
$ git fetch upstream
$ git merge upstream/master
$ git push origin
You can read http://musescore.org/en/developers-handbook/git-workflow if
you want to learn about Git
lasconic
2013/5/1 Marc Sabatella <[email protected]>
> Last summer I had created a fork on github, cloned it to my computer, and
> had
> a build up and running. A few stumbles along the way and I never quite got
> fully comfortable with git workflow (that's an understatement), but I think
> at the end of the summer I had everything in order.
>
> I then got busy with school and stopped keeping up with things. And then
> in
> January, I needed to wipe my disk clean and reinstall Windows from scratch,
> thus wiping out my build environment and the clone of my fork.
>
> School stuff is gradually winding down for me and I'd like to get back up
> and running. My fork on github is still there, but it's way out of date.
> Seems crazy to clone that as is then try to update everything (rolling in
> all changes made since September). Is there a way to update my fork on
> github first before I clone to my system? Or should I delete that form
> then
> do another? I don't really understand what might be lost in terms of
> history if I did that. I don't think I had any pending changes.
>
>
>
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