How to update documentation?

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mlady
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Hello everybody.
I'm again trying to learn Nette. Now I have a look into new documentation and I found some typos. When I try to fix it, I did mistake. Because I'm not very familiar with git + github, I don't know how I have to fix my mistake. I also want to send another typo patch. Is it necessary to make new pull request for every of them, or can I put next commit to exists pull request? Could be somebody so kind and write “How to update documentation with git and github.com?” for me and another begginers? Thanks.

Filip Procházka
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We'd like to write somethink like that.

But for now: yes, you have to create new pull each time you wanna propose an editation.

Majkl578
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There is an online editor at http://nette.merxes.cz/editor/, but to save changes, you need commit privileges. Maybe you could implement pull request support? :)

Jan Tvrdík
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We are aware that the current workflow is not the most user friendly and therefore better solution is planned to be available soon.

mlady
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OK. So, what I have to do now? Could I change my commit and send pull request again? Or delete my fork of nette/docs and fork it again? Or …?

ujovlado
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mlady wrote:

OK. So, what I have to do now? Could I change my commit and send pull request again? Or delete my fork of nette/docs and fork it again? Or …?

There are many options how to do it.

  • you can add another commit with additional changes to existing branch (web-content) and push to that branch (web-content). It will show changes automatically in already sended pull req.
  • or you can update to previous commit, create new branch (web-content-2), make changes and force push to existing branch (web-content)
  • or you can update to previous commit, create new branch (web-content-2), make changes and create new pull request with new branch (web-content-2)

So :)