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Question about Pull and Commit?

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Hello! I wan to keep my Hercules updated, I GIT cloned my local copy last July 23rd and never made any update since then (aside from my personal mods)

 

So as I always read the recent bugs,pull, and commits, I am wondering how to have them? As I understood it, if a dev creates a source modification, it goes to recent commits.

 

So, I GIT pull me local copy, but, seems I cannot find those recent commits, does it mean I will have to wait for the "ULTRA MEGA PATCH" to have them?

 

Sorry, have no idea how GIT works.

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since you have done some changes you need to commit your changes first before you can pull from the source where you originally cloned your git.

 

commit = marking changes on your Git

pull = getting updates from the source where you clone your Git. (same like "svn update")

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On a side note, any update that gets sync'd to our main repo it does not get sync'd to peoples' copies. It'd be up to you to keep your own copy updated.

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since you have done some changes you need to commit your changes first before you can pull from the source where you originally cloned your git.

 

commit = marking changes on your Git

pull = getting updates from the source where you clone your Git. (same like "svn update")

 

Thanks man!

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