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working with fork
Mark van Koningsveld edited this page Feb 18, 2021
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Getting started
- Download Fork on git-fork.com
- Open Fork
- Sign-up on GitHub (Join GitHub · GitHub)
- Create a link between GitHub and Fork
- Open Fork and create SSH link
- File -> Configure SSH Keys -> New SSH key
- Fill in Key File Name and Email
- Copy Public Key (starting with: ssh-rsa ….)
- Go to settings on GitHub in your own GitHub profile
- Go to SSH and GPG keys
- New SSH key -> Paste public key
- Open Fork and create SSH link
The following steps are needed to work with Fork to get files from, or commit files to, a GitHub repository
- Create a Repository
- Copy the repository weblink (https://github.com/....)
- Open Fork
- File -> Clone -> Paste weblink
- Right click on Origin (below remotes) -> Change HTTPS to SSH
- Click on edit
- Test connection
- Search for the File name on your local computer
- Open this file
- Copy files you want to transfer to GitHub to this
- Open Fork
- Go to changes
- Click on the file and then stage (multiple files possible)
- Enter a commit subject and click on commit
- Go to All Commits -> Click on push -> Push
- Open GitHub to see your files