// to set upstream branch
git remote add upstream https://github.com/einsteinpy/einsteinpy
// to fetch head pointer
git fetch upstream
// to overwrite the changes with new ones
git reset --hard upstream/master
// to check the commits
git log --oneline
// to open a new branch for development
git checkout -b <name_of_branch>

happy development

In reply to @gitter_raphaelreyna:matrix.org
Hello. So I think I can speed up the for loop for $\Gamma^{1}{l,k}$ and $\Gamma^{2}{l,k}$ in the christoffels method in kerr_utils.py. Do I make these changes in my own forked version and then start another pull request? Apologies again for the basic questions.

No, push that specific branch to github

git push origin <name_of_branch>

make a pull request from there.
Master can fall behind or stay in sync with upstream, but never diverge

ah ok I see. I'll be working on this a bit later today. Thanks again for your help and explanations @ritzvik.

FYI today for you is tonight for us. We are from India. 😁 Contribute whenever u feel like

In reply to @raphaelreyna:matrix.org
Hi guys, sorry for the mess with the commits. I for some reason didn't realise that I could run the tests myself and didn't have to keep commiting to test

In reply to @raphaelreyna:matrix.org
Hi guys, sorry for the mess with the commits. I for some reason didn't realise that I could run the tests myself and didn't have to keep commiting to test