GitHub for Mac

GitHub for Mac Installation

1. Download the latest version of GitHub from Mac.github.com.

2. When you open the software, you can choose to log in with your GitHub account or create a new account.

3. On the left, you can see your GitHub account, and you can see the other (users) in your group. Click on a username and you will see which repositories are available and click Clone to clone the repository to your computer.

4. Alternatively, you can click on the + add at the top to add a new local repository.

You're ready to start programming and sync changes with GitHub for MAC.

Fork

Cloning directly from GitHub to add libraries is also a good choice.

1. You can use GitHub to browse related projects directly from your personal account or from the organization you belong to.

2. You can also do one-click cloning directly on GitHub via the clone in Desktop button.

Submit to Local

You have updated the data locally and need to submit it to the local repository first:

1. Click the name of the library you want to sync.

2, you will see a form, listing your latest changes. Add a commit log (optionally add a description), then click Commit and Sync Master, commit the changes to the local repository, and synchronize to the remote repository at the same time.

Synchronizing remote Warehouses

When there is a new local commit record, the Sync button in the upper-right corner is lit and clicked to sync to the remote repository on GitHub.

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GitHub for Mac