For the management and maintenance of open source projects and codes, there are now many online code hosting platforms for developers to use, among which Gitee is a very popular choice. This platform allows developers to create personal or organizational warehouses and upload their own code to the platform for management and collaboration. However, what if you want to upload other people's code to your own repository on Gitee? Let’s take a closer look today.
To upload other people’s code to your own warehouse on Gitee, the first thing you need is to Fork other people’s warehouses to your own account. This process is very simple, just open someone else's warehouse page and click the "Fork" button in the upper right corner of the page. This step will clone other people's warehouses to your own account. You can modify and manage the cloned code in your own warehouse.
Before you modify the cloned code, you need to clone them locally. In your own warehouse, click the "Clone" button on the page, select the cloning method and copy the clone link. Then use the git clone
command in the local terminal to clone the code locally. If you are not familiar with how to use the git clone
command, you can find relevant tutorials to learn.
Now that you have cloned other people’s code locally, you can modify the code. Before modifying the code, it is recommended to create a new branch and make modifications in the branch to avoid affecting the stability of the main branch. After the modification is completed, commit the changes locally and push them to the remote warehouse. You can use the git add
and git commit
commands to commit.
Now you have modified other people’s code and submitted it to your own warehouse. If you think these changes have improved the original code and want to merge these changes into the original repository, you need to create a Pull Request. In your own warehouse page, click the "New pull request" button and select the same branch as the original warehouse. During the process of submitting a Pull Request, you can submit a description of the change and request review by the original repository manager.
Now that you have submitted the Pull Request, you need to wait for review by the original warehouse manager. If approved, your changes will be merged into the original warehouse. If there are problems, the original repository manager may ask you to make changes and resubmit. After the Pull Request is merged, your changes will be included in the original repository.
In general, uploading other people's code to your own warehouse requires certain operating procedures, including forking other people's warehouses, cloning the code locally, modifying the code and submitting it, creating a Pull Request, etc. Through this process, you can modify and improve other people's code, helping more developers to jointly maintain and improve open source projects.
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