Megan M. Kiminki
(formerly Megan M. Bagley)
![A picture of teddy-bear cholla.](../images/MMK-cholla.jpg)
![Cactus in bloom in northwest Tucson.](../images/MMK-cactus-flower.jpg)
![Hubble Space Telescope image of the HH 666 protostellar jet.](../images/HST-ACS-HH666.jpg)
![Observing at the Magellan Telescopes.](../images/MMK-observing-2013.jpg)
![The Magellan telescopes in Chile.](../images/MMK-Magellan.jpg)
![Saguaro in Sabino Canyon.](../images/MMK-saguaro.jpg)
GitHub Cheat Sheet
Note: The following git workflow assumes the most basic set-up: a repository on GitHub with a single branch, a single local copy of that repository on your computer, and only one person making significant changes to those repositories. Use with caution when working with multiple branches and/or multiple contributors.
Initialize git on your computer for the first time:
git config --global user.name "FirstName LastName"
git config --global user.email "myemail@emailserver.com"
Initialize a repository in a folder and direct it to your GitHub repository:
git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/myusername/myproject.git
Update local repo with any changes made in GitHub repo:
git pull origin master
Update GitHub repo with changes made on your computer:
git add modifiedfile
git commit -m "Fix blah bug"
git push origin master