The document discusses the process of forking a GitHub repository, cloning it locally, making changes, and pushing those changes back to GitHub. It explains how to fork a repository to copy it to your GitHub account, then clone the fork locally and commit/push changes. It also covers adding the original repository as an "upstream" remote to pull updates from the source.

3. Public/Private Repo Setup Jasonnoble/ event_scheduler (on GitHub) your-user-name/ event_scheduler (on GitHub) hosh/ event_scheduler (on GitHub) Fork Other Public Repos event_scheduler Local Repo Clone Your Public Repo Project Public Repo stonean/ event_scheduler (on GitHub) Public Repo Private Repo

11. Git commit (cont.)

12. Pushing/Pulling to Origin Jasonnoble/ event_scheduler your-user-name/ event_scheduler hosh/ event_scheduler Other forks event_scheduler Local Repo git pull origin git push Allowed by default Requires permission Remotes: origin upstream hosh

14. Pushing/Pulling to upstream Jasonnoble/event_scheduler your-user-name/event_scheduler hosh/event_scheduler Other forks event_scheduler Local Repo upstream origin hosh Allowed by default Requires permission git push upstream master git pull upstream master Remotes: origin upstream hosh

22. Pushing/Pulling to other remote repos Jasonnoble/ event_scheduler your-user-name/ event_scheduler hosh/ event_scheduler Other forks event_scheduler Local Repo upstream origin hosh git push hosh master git pull hosh master Allowed by default Requires permission Remotes: origin upstream hosh