Creating a Pull Request
- Rushor
- Trond Børge Krokli
How to create a Pull Request for TrinityCore
1.) Fork the TrinityCore Repository
2.) Choose the correct Fork position
3.) Wait until you get your new Fork
4.) Copy the URL of your Fork
5.) Create a new Folder and start cloning
6.) Type the URL of the Repository and select the main branch you want to use
7.) Start cloning
8.) Wait while the repository gets cloned____2015-07-27_14-33-46.png?version=1&modificationDate=1438002980000&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=500&height=314)
9.) Browse in your repository
10.) Use Git Bash
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11.) Create a new Branch with "git checkout -b xxx" (in this case MayFix) - and press 'Enter'
Note: The name of the branch is really random, MayFix is only an example here
12.) Switch to your (MayFix) Branch_-_Git_Extensions_2015-07-27_14-38-10.png?version=1&modificationDate=1438003124000&cacheVersion=1&api=v2&width=500&height=319)
13.) Apply your C++ Fix and save it
14.) Open up the newly created commit - You will see changes there
15.) Stage it
16.) Apply a fitting Commit message
(Structure to use: Main category/Subcategory: Object - Changed Subject)
17.) Push it
18.) Push your commit and create the new branch in your online repository
19.) Click the Compare button in the Main repository
20.) Click the Create Pull Request button
Now you are done, congratulations on your first Pull Request 