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I recently tried using the Cloud9 online IDE. It starts by creating a clone of your Github repo. My regular local use of git is fairly simple (init, status, commit, push to Github, branch, edit, pull, merge…), but because I don’t usually clone, I haven’t got my autopilot head around how to:
this outline guide suggests using the same username for github and C9, but a no-clutter step-by-step is what I’m looking for…
If you auth with your Github account in cloud9 and clone a Github project, then if you git push it will push to the original repo in Github
[JJ] If you cloned the project in Cloud9 before (via the command line, so not via the UI on the dashboard), you can do
git remote add upstream git@github.com:your/repo.git. Now you have another remote that you can either pull from (git pull upstream masteror push togit push upstream master).