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| Importantly, you'll need to fork each repository in order to have an `origin` to push to. Run `hub fork` to fork a repository from the command-line: | ||
| Importantly, you'll need to fork each repository in order to have a remote to push to. For each repository you want to contribute to: | ||
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| 1. Fork the repository on GitHub through the web UI |
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@swissspidy We need describe it in more details or link to GitHub documentation
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@copilot add such a link please
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@copilot For some of the parts of the documentation, such as forking a repository, link to relevant GitHub documentation. |
Co-authored-by: swissspidy <[email protected]>
Remove "hub" requirement from documentation
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hub clonewithgit clonecommandhub forkreferences with manual git instructionsghCLI as a helper toolSummary
All references to the
hubtool have been removed. The documentation now:git clonecommandsghCLI as an optional helperThe changes make the documentation more accessible by using standard git commands while providing helpful links to GitHub's official documentation for tasks like forking and managing remotes.
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