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Make changes, hack away. Push your commits on your feature branch to the remote repository (your VIVO fork). As an example, I've changed robots.txt and pushed a commit to my fork. Changes should be prepared in accordance with recommendations listed here.

cd productMods
nano robots.txt /*edit and save*/
git add robots.txt
git commit -m "adjust robots.txt"
git push 

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This is where you ask the core developers to 'pull' your code changes into the main VIVO repository. 

1. If this is your first contribution to the VIVO project, please sign License agreement available at Contributor License Agreements.  
2. Return to your forked repository on GitHub.com, https://github.com/{your_github_username}/VIVO in this example
3. Switch to your new branch
   
4. Click the 'Pull Request' button to the right of the text that says 'This branch is n commit(s) ahead of vivo-project:master.'
5. Write a description of the changes you have made
6. Click Create pull request! The core developers may accept the pull request or ask you to make additional changes. If so, you can commit the changes to your feature branch without making a new pull request.

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