Title: How to merge changes with git when you are a noob
       Author: Solène
       Date: 13 December 2017
       Tags: git versioning
       Description: 
       
       I'm very noob with **git** and I always screw everything when someone
       clone one of my repo, contributes and asks me to merge the changes.
       
       Now I found an easy way to merge commits from another repository. Here
       is a simple way to handle this. We will get changes from
       **project1_modified** to merge it into our **project1**
       repository. This is not the fastest way or maybe not the optimal way,
       but I found it to work reliabily.
       
           $ cd /path/to/projects
           $ git clone git://remote/project1_modified
           $ cd my_project1
           $ git checkout master
           $ git remote add modified ../project1_modified/
           $ git remote update
           $ git checkout -b new_code
           $ git merge modified/master
           $ git checkout master
           $ git merge new_code
           $ git branch -d new_code
       
       This process will makes you download the repository of the people who
       contributed to the code, then you add it as a remote sources into your
       project, you create a new branch where you will do the merge, if
       something is wrong you will be able to manage conflicts easily. Once
       you tried the code and you are fine, you need to merge this branch to
       master and then, when you are done, you can delete the branch.
       
       If later you need to get new commits from the other repo, it become
       easier.
       
           $ cd /path/to/projects
           $ cd project1_modified
           $ git pull
           $ cd ../my_project1
           $ git pull modified
           $ git merge modified/master
       
       And you are done !