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Innocent answered on June 20, 2020 Popularity 3/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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Stash your local changes:

git stash
Update the branch to the latest code

git pull
Merge your local changes into the latest code:

git stash apply
Add, commit and push your changes

git add
git commit
git push

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[Assuming you you have cloned the repo to your desktop, not a fork]

		Get into a branch to work on your stuff 
		-Git checkout -b < new branch>  -or- git checkout <ur branch>
        
1. git add .  -or- 	git add <file/folder name>
2. git commit –m “...”   (these now saved on ur branch)
3. git checkout master (change over to the master branch)
4. git pull origin master (branch up to date w master)
5. git checkout (get to the branch u were working on)
6. git merge master 
	( if anything different, not your new code but, other stuff 
    … you will have a merge conflict)
	--- > Go into your code and compare your code vs. master 
    	  delete as needed ... both are color coded to compare
          ... save one, delete the other ... your call
7. git add .  (Add the final changes)
8. git commit –m “…”
9. git push origin master
10.  Go into the GitHub.com repo and make a pull request

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