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Added a couple of details to contrib guide

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Matthew Helmke 2017-12-15 07:39:59 -06:00 committed by Stian Thorgersen
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@ -66,7 +66,9 @@ NOTE: It is possible to clone using SSH so you don't have to enter a username/pa
When contributing, follow this procedure. Enter commands from the command line on your local machine in the `keycloak-documentation` directory created earlier when cloning the repository. When contributing, follow this procedure. Enter commands from the command line on your local machine in the `keycloak-documentation` directory created earlier when cloning the repository.
. Enter `git checkout master` to checkout the master branch locally. . Enter `git checkout master` to checkout the master branch locally.
. Enter `git rebase upstream/master` to update your cloned branch and your fork with the most current content from the upstream repository. . Enter `git fetch upstream` to download the current files from the upstream repository.
. Enter `git rebase upstream/master` to update your cloned branch on your local machine with the most current content from the upstream repository.
. Enter `git push origin master` to update your fork in GitHub with the most current content from the upstream repository.
. Enter `git checkout -b {branchname}` where you create a `{branchname}` that describes the work you are about to do. . Enter `git checkout -b {branchname}` where you create a `{branchname}` that describes the work you are about to do.
. Make your changes . Make your changes
. (Optional) Enter `git status` now or at any time to see what branch you are on, what files you have changed, and whether those files are staged to be committed. . (Optional) Enter `git status` now or at any time to see what branch you are on, what files you have changed, and whether those files are staged to be committed.