Forks

All of you have forked this project and are working on your own copies. To update your fork to the latest version, you need to do some steps. I am assuming you have cloned your fork to a folder on your laptop.

From inside that folder, If you execute git push origin BRANCH_NAME then the particular branch on your own repository is updated. Similarly if you do git pull origin BRANCH_NAME then your the branch on your copy of this project is downloaded not the branch of this project. Therefore, origin refers to the source yourusername/Smart-Mirror not the main source present at 11000011/Smart-Mirror

Now, how will you update your copy, i.e. github.com/yourusername/Smart-Mirror to the original github.com/11000011/Smart-Mirror???

To do that, you will need to add another source to your offline repo. I prefer to call this source upstream, but you may name it whatever you want.

From inside the folder which has the git clone of yourusername/SmartMirror, run:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/11000011/Smart-Mirror.git

Now that this is added, checkout to your local copy's master branch:

git checkout master

Now you are viewing a copy of yourusername/Smart-Mirror. Execute:

git pull upstream master

This downloads upstream changes to your local copy of origin. Now to update origin,

git push origin master

And now your origin is updated.