To UE Staff: the documentation about building from source should be updated with such information, it is currently explaining how to fork the source but not how to update the private fork. Then you can look at your repo on GitHub website and you’ll see it updated. then, you push those changes back to your private fork, you can use the command line or if using GitHub Desktop, click “Push Origin”.(this assumes you are working on the release branch, update accordingly) We updated the web UI to make keeping forks in sync with their upstream repositories more intuitive. then, you need to merge them with your local stuffs:.now you get the changes from the upstream remote:.You are only doing this once, no need to add the remote every time. you need to add a remote named “upstream” pointing to the actual parent fork, so type this:.and navigate to a local directory where you want to clone the repository. To clone and open the repository with GitHub Desktop, click Open with GitHub Desktop. ![]() You should have only the origin remote which is pointing to your fork (“ ”) On, navigate to the main page of the repository. Fetch the branches and their respective commits from the upstream repository. Open Terminal and change the current working directory to local project. Commits to master will be stored in a local branch, upstream/master. ![]() Open a command line shell in the folder of your git repository (if you are using GitHub Desktop, you can use “Repository/Open in command prompt” to do this)Ĭheck all the remotes you currently have with the following command: Now, we can proceed to sync fork with its parent or upstream repository. To clone a repository using GitHub CLI, click GitHub CLI, then click. I don’t think there is a proper answer above to this actually important topic when working with the engine source, so here is what I am doing: In GitHub Desktop, if you attempt to clone a repository that you dont have write access to, a fork is automatically created for you.
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