You can follow the standard github approach to contribute code. Here is one sample setup.
- Fork a new repo with your GitHub username.
- Set up your github personal email and user name
git config user.name "XXX"
git config user.email "XXX@[XXX.com]"
- Clone your fork (Please replace "USERNAME" with your GitHub user name.)
(Use SSH) git clone [email protected]:USERNAME/apollo.git
(Use HTTPS) git clone https://github.com/USERNAME/apollo.git
- Add Apollo repository as upstream
(Use SSH) git remote add upstream [email protected]:ApolloAuto/apollo.git
(Use HTTPS) git remote add upstream https://github.com/ApolloAuto/apollo.git
- Create a new branch, make changes and commit.
git checkout -b "my_dev"
- Sync up with the Apolloauto/apollo repo
git pull --rebase upstream master
- Push local developments to your own forked repository
git push -f -u origin "my_dev"
- Generate a new pull request between "Apolloauto/apollo:master" and "forked repo:my_dev"
- Collaborators will review and merge the commit.
Thanks a lot for your contributions!