There was some difficulty in adding changes to the cloned files. From creating a new branch to failed authentication to being in the wrong location and more. The authentication issue was solved by creating a Personal access tolken instead of using a password.

When commiting changes, the folder called SimpleBio, which was cloned, was in another folder with other items. When the changes were commited, all of these files were commited with it, as the location for the commit hadn’t been specified to SimpleBio. It was then attempted to remove the commit, which proved very difficult as it simply wouldn’t remove the first commit in the git log, but rather all of the other ones. The solution was then to simply delete the forked repository and start the process again as it was a whole mess at that point.

With the proper location selected, the project files added, a commit was made and pushed. A pull request was then submitted. The commit was never merged with the master branch and there was no response or communication within the community.