1.6.2. Submission Via Github Pull Requests
With this method, you can keep your changesets up-to-date with the official development repository, and likewise let anyone stay up to date with your repository, without needing to constantly upload and download new formatted patches whenever you change anything.
The process below describes a simple workflow that can help you make your submission if you are not familiar with Git; note that it is by no means the only way to do this.
Make sure that the
MyBranch feature branch is up-to-date with the master branch by rebasing it, resolving any conflicts if necessary.
git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/master MyBranch
Push the branch to your Github fork
git push origin MyBranch
Please make sure you provide a detailed description of the changes you are submitting, including the reason for it and if possible a reference (link) to an existing issue on
our bugtracker. The team will usually review your changes and provide feedback within 7 days (but your mileage may vary).