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< Tufan>
help
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< Hemal>
hello, i am trying to set up the development environment, so that i may be able to contribute.
< Hemal>
I feel that this was a wrong way to go further,
< Hemal>
I should have used github
< Hemal>
Like Cloning the repo, downloading project from there and then compiling from that source, adding a remote <<< is this a correct way to get the dev. environment ready ?
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< rcurtin>
Hemal: I think everything you've done is fine, basically once you've configured the project with CMake and have it building you are ready to develop :)
< Hemal>
So if i make some changes, compile them using make, verify the them as working , i still need git repo to create a pull request , right ?
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< rcurtin>
ah, yeah, that is true
< rcurtin>
but if you've built mlpack 3.0.3 just fine the process will be the same for the git master branch
< rcurtin>
basically to contribute you'll need to fork the mlpack repository to your personal github account, check that one out, and make your changes there and push back to your personal fork