git - Sync Branch and staying up to date with a project using GitHub for Windows -


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What should I do in GitHub for Windows applications to stay up to date with changes made in a project or store Hosted on GitHub?

I'm not editing the most likely, but want to be aware of and involved in the changes made to this project.

When I clone in the desktop, using GitHub for Windows GUI, the option is a "sync branch" from me, which as "change from others sharing your local commitments on the server and down Stretching is defined ". With whom am I sharing my local commitment? Is this the original source? And, whose change I am "down down"?

It seems that the "Sync Branch" option will both be in the GUI (whether I want it or not).

You can do repo work (even if you do not intend to contribute back), only To keep a clear link with the original upstream. Repo

From there, you can:

  • Localize your fork
  • Original repo over the river Adding a remote discussion to p>

      add to git remote river https://github.com/user/repo  
  • 'Set up branch over river' for remote over river. In this way, drag a simple git pull always from the original rep ( upstream one)

    < set Set git checkout master git branch -u upstream / master
  • set push.default to match < / Code>.
    In this way, a git pushing original will turn on all your local branches (updated from upstream).

      git config push.default match  

The idea behind those settings is: dragging from On the river, but emphasizing to the original , means to keep track of new changes :.

  • to the original (To update your local clone to the last SHA1, you were asked to do a new command / check with the original repo

  • and Pull to upstream in
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