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2 How to make GitHub work, when working in a groupįirst register on GitHub using the following link :.Let's contribute to the original repository.Everything should be ok now, then push to your Remote Repository.Commit the merge using Android Studio's made commit message.Choose the version you want, make sure you see the green pop-up telling you that the merge is ok, then tap Apply.You will see a new window that telling you have to resolve conflict.Choose branch to be merge with, then tap Merge.Open VCS menu, Git -> Branches., then under the local branch, checkout your Master Branch.įifth: Merge it and resolve if it conflicted (it should be conflicted).Edit TextView's text from "Hello World!" to "Hello !"įourth: Back to Master Branch, then edit the same file.Open activity_main.xml under res/layout/ directory.Open VCS menu, Git -> Branches., then + New Branch.Third: Create a New Branch then edit some file Select an appropriate folder location, and press Clone.Copy the clone link from your forked repository, and paste it.Instead of creating a new project, choose Checkout project from Version Control.Fork that repository to your GitHub repository.If there is a merge conflict, you have to solve it. After that, make a pull request to the other remote repository. Then doing some edits using Android Studio and Push it back to your remote repository. In this project you will Fork some remote repository to your remote repository. Practice GitHub Fork and Pull Request using Android Studio

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