• Fork the base repo on your github account from https://github.com/WebDeveloperTutor/ediblesa.com
• Using git, clone from your fork to your c9.io environment and then cd into the new directory (working directory)
• If you don't already have the gulp-cli installed run npm install -g gulp-cli
• If you don't already have jekyll 3.4.3 installed run gem install jekyll -v '3.4.3'
• Run npm install to install the local dependencies
• Run gulp in the working directory of the project
• Preview the running application to verify all works

1. List the current configured repository for your fork, run git remote -v
2. Specify a new remote upstream repository that will be synced with the fork, run git remote add upstream https://github.com/WebDeveloperTutor/ediblesa.com.git
3. Verify the new upstream repository you've specified for your fork, run git remote -v
4. Fetch from the upstream repository, run git fetch upstream (Repeat steps 4 - 7 every time before starting your work)
5. Run, git checkout gh-pages in the case you are in a different branch
6. Run, git log gh-pages..upstream/gh-pages or git diff gh-pages upstream/gh-pages to see any new changes in the base repo
7. Only do this if new changes are found in the base repo, run git merge upstream/gh-pages

• After you commit any local changes and have push them to your fork, open the forked repository's page on your github account
• Create a Pull Request to submit your changes to be reviewed by the admin of the base repo
• If all works, the admin will notify you that your changes were merged successfully

Configuring a remote fork

Syncing a fork

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