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Testing Pull Requests Easily!

IMPORTANT! First connect to the Red Hat VPN before the following steps.

  1. Open the Console!
  2. Open a Terminal
  3. Login to our VM - ssh tlv-cnv@tlv-cnv-gilad.usersys.redhat.com (Password is in coreos slack)
  4. Navigate to the Console directory - cd coding/matthewcarleton/console
  5. Lets update the pull requests list - git fetch upstream
  6. Fetch a Pull request - git fetch upstream pull/ID/head:BRANCHNAME replace ID with the pull request ID in github, and BRANCHNAME with the name of the branch ( can be anything as long as it doesn't exist yet)
  7. Checkout to our new branch with the pull request - git checkout BRANCHNAME
  8. Webpack will automatically recompile and you should see the results!

Example - git fetch upstream pull/4761/head:4761

This will create a branch named 4761 that contains the changes from pull request #4761, now we can git checkout 4761 and webpack will recompile automatically and you should see the changes in the Console!

Only one branch can be active at a time, so designers should let others know when they are testing so they won't change the branch!

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