Small change:
1.
If we fork the repository to our own account, then clone that down to a local directory, then the "origin" remote will point to our own github repo fork (not to the misomip/isomip-plus). So then when we add a fork called <> it is essentially duplicating the existing remote.
So the readme could be updated to reflect adding a remote that points to THIS repository (so that we can get the main repo changes).
Secondly, the instruction should be corrected to (noting replace / with : ):
git remote add <<yourname>> git@github.com:<<your-githubname>>/isomip-plus.git
Small change:
1.
If we fork the repository to our own account, then clone that down to a local directory, then the "origin" remote will point to our own github repo fork (not to the misomip/isomip-plus). So then when we add a fork called <> it is essentially duplicating the existing remote.
So the readme could be updated to reflect adding a remote that points to THIS repository (so that we can get the main repo changes).
Secondly, the instruction should be corrected to (noting replace / with : ):
git remote add <<yourname>> git@github.com:<<your-githubname>>/isomip-plus.git