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You can follow these steps to create a new issue under our DevOps practices.
First open an issue in the base repo, and define the sub-tasks
Go to the base repo (in cepdnaclk organization), and create a new branch from the main, with the name in format, issue_## (replace the ## with the issue number)
Go to your forked repository and try to create a PR from the base repo's main branch to your repo's main branch (This is to synchronize the updates in the main branch with your forked copy)
Using the same procedure, create a new branch with the issue name. (as same in step 3)
Go to your local copy and pull the updates, and checkout into the issue branch.
GUI
Most of the IDEs support above task in a few clicks :-)
Command Line
(You should be in the main branch before the next instructions)
(Get the updates from the remote copy into your local copy)
git pull
git checkout issue_##
(Replace the ## according to your branch number)
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You can follow these steps to create a new issue under our DevOps practices.
GUI
Most of the IDEs support above task in a few clicks :-)
Command Line
(You should be in the main branch before the next instructions)
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