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Next can be force pushed with approval from the Repo Czar.
Post-cime merging
Moved to /wiki/spaces/SE/pages/36176429
Processing a bug
If you've been assigned to a bug, follow these steps:
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A fork is nothing more than a developers personal clone of E3SM-Project/E3SM that is hosted on github. A fork will be usually be created under a user account, as opposed to although an organization can also create a fork. A fork of ACMEE3SM-ClimateProject/ACME E3SM will result in a repository named username/E3SM (e.g. douglasjacobsen/E3SM).
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To integrate a branch from a fork to the E3SM master, you need to gain access to the fork's branches. To do this you need to add a new remote to your local repository that points to the developer's fork. For example:
git remote add username/E3SM git@github.com:username/E3SM.git
use "git remote -v" to see the remotes your clone is tracking.
While replacing username with the developers actual github username will add a new remote to your local repository named username/E3SM. Once the remote is added, you can update pull down that remote's remote tracking branches using:
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