Developing on fork of node

[cymplecy]

Someone who knows more than me told me to fork and then make a new branch in your fork and make the changes in that.

Then, when making a pull-request - you do it from your new branch - it keeps things cleaner I was told

While developing, I recommend just working on the node files in an alternate install from @TotallyInformation

New Utility: alternate-node-red-installer

Hi all, as I'm needing to install some clean installations of Node-RED for testing, I thought that I would finally get round to writing a proper tool for installing multiple independent instances of Node-RED. I've just finished that off and published to GitHub and npm so you should be able to use it straight away if you have a need for such a thing. It gives you a command-line installer that takes a single parameter controlling the root folder for installation. It should work on all platforms. …

Once I'm happy with changes - I then just copy/paste from local files into the github branch created earlier