anchor.diff:  ----
   $ git push origin :<working_branch>
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positive.code: == Before you begin
  Before you proceed, we recommend that you have completed the following:
  
  * Read and reviewed the link:contributing.adoc[Contribute to OpenShift documentation] topic to understand some basics
  * link:tools_and_setup.adoc[Installed and set up the tools and software] required to contribute
  * Read and reviewed the link:doc_guidelines.adoc[Documentation guidelines] topic to understand the basic guidelines for consistency
  
  == Ensure your local repository is in sync with the remote
  Before you create a local working branch, it is good practice to ensure that your local `master` branch is in sync with the remote and that you have all the latest changes. You must also ensure that your forked repository is also in sync with the remote repository.
  
  1. From your local repository, make sure you have the `master` branch checked out:
  +
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  $ git checkout master
  
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  *Step 4:* Commit your changes
  
  After adding your changes to a pending commit, the following command commits
  those changes locally:
  
  ----
  $ git commit -am "Detailed comments about what changes were made; for example, fixed typo"
  