COFGA dataset
Commits cannot be made directly to master, but must instead be commited to secondary branches.
When a pull request is made, the convention is as follows:
NAME: Name the request after the implemented feature
Assignee: Assign yourself as owner
Project: Assign the pull request to a project if applicable
WARNING If you delete your branch after a commit, you will have to reupload the pictures on first push!
Instead, folow the instructions below
This applies mostly when a pull request is merged, and you want to start over from master.
git checkout master
git branch -d <Branchname>
git checkout -b <Branchname>
git push --set-upstream origin <Branchname>
You now deleted your old branch, and created a new one and synced it to git