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# Fill in any additional information in the pull request including a reference to the joomlacode issue.[[File:easygithub7.png|frame|none]] | # Fill in any additional information in the pull request including a reference to the joomlacode issue.[[File:easygithub7.png|frame|none]] | ||
# Click Send pull request.[[File:easygithub8.png|frame|none]] | # Click Send pull request.[[File:easygithub8.png|frame|none]] | ||
# Make a note in the joomlacode issue with any a link to the pull request.[[File: | # Make a note in the joomlacode issue with any a link to the pull request.[[File:easygithub9.png|frame|none]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:26, 15 October 2012
Github has a simple web interface that makes it very easy to propose a simple change to code. You do not need to install any software or do anything beside register for a git hub account.
- Identify a change you want to make.
- Find the file you want to modify on Github
- Click Edit to open the file
- Make your change
- Scroll down and click the Propose file change button (add a note if you want).
- Fill in any additional information in the pull request including a reference to the joomlacode issue.
- Click Send pull request.
- Make a note in the joomlacode issue with any a link to the pull request.
