Good point. However I have been thinking just about this part:
At this point you are on a feature/new-snap branch with all the
necessary files created and commited. Your job now is to fill them
with valid data.
There is also 'master' branch available with an empty README.md
commited (but not pushed) there.
I have not pushed anything and it is your job to do so. Make sure
that you follow the way-of-working that is:
- First git push origin master
- Add your own remote pointing to your repository and push
feature/new-snap there.
- Submit your snap as a MP against master branch that you just have
pushed directly
Have fun!
In your case it would be even shorter. Nevertheless I will not strong argue about it.
Good point. However I have been thinking just about this part:
At this point you are on a feature/new-snap branch with all the
necessary files created and commited. Your job now is to fill them
with valid data.
There is also 'master' branch available with an empty README.md
commited (but not pushed) there.
I have not pushed anything and it is your job to do so. Make sure
that you follow the way-of-working that is:
- First git push origin master
- Add your own remote pointing to your repository and push
feature/new-snap there.
- Submit your snap as a MP against master branch that you just have
pushed directly
Have fun!
In your case it would be even shorter. Nevertheless I will not strong argue about it.