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imported>Actioninja: add a header warning about the outdatedness and links to a much better guide.

2019-04-26T00:23:55Z

add a header warning about the outdatedness and links to a much better guide.

imported>Angust: /* Step 6 - Downloading the Code */ Clarification.

2019-01-05T16:45:00Z

Step 6 - Downloading the Code: Clarification.

imported>Angust: typo

2019-01-05T15:54:35Z

typo

imported>MrStonedOne: /* Step 12 - Checking Out Github PRs Locally (Optional) */

2017-04-20T09:47:25Z

Step 12 - Checking Out Github PRs Locally (Optional)

imported>Lzimann at 21:24, 30 March 2017

2017-03-30T21:24:40Z

imported>Lzimann: /* Step 7 - Setting up TortoiseGit */

2017-03-30T21:23:03Z

Step 7 - Setting up TortoiseGit

imported>Lzimann: /* Step 5 - Forking Code */

2017-03-30T21:22:42Z

Step 5 - Forking Code

imported>Haevacht at 00:20, 29 March 2017

2017-03-29T00:20:24Z

imported>Oranges: Add video guides to git

2016-10-10T22:08:49Z

Add video guides to git

imported>Oranges: /* Step 7 - Setting up TortoiseGit */

2016-08-11T04:36:19Z

Step 7 - Setting up TortoiseGit

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		+	'''WARNING: This guide is heavily outdated, and if you follow it, it's likely nobody will be able to help you if things go wrong.'''
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		+	Follow this guide and use GitKraken instead: https://forums.yogstation.net/index.php?threads/release-the-gitkraken-how-to-make-your-first-pull-request.15099/
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		+	----
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	This guide uses TortoiseGIT. While there are other programs out there, this one is the most commonly used. This guide is for Windows only.		This guide uses TortoiseGIT. While there are other programs out there, this one is the most commonly used. This guide is for Windows only.
	TortoiseGIT is a simple enough program but other clients or the git command line are recommended once you are familiar with the basics.		TortoiseGIT is a simple enough program but other clients or the git command line are recommended once you are familiar with the basics.

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 == Step 6 - Downloading the Code ==
-* Find a place you don't mind the code sitting.
+* Find a computer folder where you don't mind the code sitting.
 * Right click and choose '''Git Clone...'''
 * The URL field should be filled with the URL of your Fork. If not, paste it in.

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 This guide uses TortoiseGIT. While there are other programs out there, this one is the most commonly used. This guide is for Windows only.
-TortoiseGIT is a simple enough program but other clients or the git command line are recommended once yo uare familiar with the basics.
+TortoiseGIT is a simple enough program but other clients or the git command line are recommended once you are familiar with the basics.
 It's recommended if you don't want to read this that you just watch this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDR433b0HJY

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 *Fetch from the upstream remote.
 *To check out a particular pull request, use Switch/Checkout and select the branch from the drop-down list.
 == Step 13 - Clean commits (Optional) ==

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 * Click the '''Fork''' button in the top right corner.
 * The page you'll be directed to is now your fork. You'll be pushing updates here, and making pull requests to have them merged the main (master) repository.
-* Copy the HTTP URL. It's next to the '''HTTP''' '''GIT''' and '''Git Read-Only''' buttons. It'll look something like: https://github.com/NAME/-tg-station
+* Copy the HTTP URL. It's next to the '''HTTP''' '''GIT''' and '''Git Read-Only''' buttons. It'll look something like: https://github.com/NAME/tgstation
 == Step 6 - Downloading the Code ==
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 == Step 7 - Setting up TortoiseGit ==
-* Right click '''on the folder that was created''' (usually called -tg-station13), and go to '''TortoiseGit''' and then click on '''Settings'''.
+* Right click '''on the folder that was created''' (usually called tgstation13), and go to '''TortoiseGit''' and then click on '''Settings'''.
 * Click on '''Remote''' under '''Git'''.
 * There should be one thing on the list of remotes, with the name: '''origin'''.
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 * Under Destination, set Remote: to '''origin'''.
 * Click '''Ok'''. This'll upload your changes to your remote repo (the one on GitHub).
-* Head to your GitHub repo e.g https://github.com/NAME/-tg-station13.git
+* Head to your GitHub repo e.g https://github.com/NAME/tgstation13.git
 * Click '''Pull Request''' at the top right.
 * [[Getting_Your_Pull_Accepted|Give this a quick read.]]
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 :[remote "upstream"]
 ::fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/upstream/*
-::url = https://github.com/tgstation/-tg-station.git
+::url = https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation.git
 *Now add the following line:

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 * You're now adding the main repository as a source you can pull updates from.
 * In the '''Remote''' box type in '''upstream'''.
-* In the '''URL:''' box put: https://github.com/tgstation/-tg-station.git
+* In the '''URL:''' box put: https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation.git
 * Click '''Add New/Save'''.
 * Click '''Ok'''.

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 == Step 5 - Forking Code ==
-* Head over to: https://github.com/tgstation/-tg-station
+* Head over to: https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation
 * Click the '''Fork''' button in the top right corner.
 * The page you'll be directed to is now your fork. You'll be pushing updates here, and making pull requests to have them merged the main (master) repository.

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	This guide uses TortoiseGIT. While there are other programs out there, this one is the most commonly used. This guide is for Windows only.		This guide uses TortoiseGIT. While there are other programs out there, this one is the most commonly used. This guide is for Windows only.
		+	TortoiseGIT is a simple enough program but other clients or the git command line are recommended once yo uare familiar with the basics.

	It's recommended if you don't want to read this that you just watch this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDR433b0HJY		It's recommended if you don't want to read this that you just watch this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDR433b0HJY