latest 8 messages by maestrojed
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[2019-06-20T17:43:35Z]
maestrojed
‘fetch’ lines 13,16, and 19. Also that the master branch uses the remote ‘acct1’, is that proper? acct1 is the most important. https://gist.github.com/maestrojed/dba741d7624bb5a25f3d038fbcce4fe2
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[2019-06-20T17:43:35Z]
maestrojed
Looking for a little confirmation before I ask my team to make an adjustment. We use a hosting service that manages deployment via a git repo they provide. Additionally I would like to use Github as I like Githubs review and interface tools. I configured my local git with two remotes. For ‘origin’ I added both remote URLs. Seems to work great. Every time I pull or push I do so with both repos. Any reason this is wrong? mostly I am curious about
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[2017-05-05T15:35:13Z]
maestrojed
jasonaowen thanks!
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[2017-05-05T15:22:15Z]
maestrojed
branch to this repo.
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[2017-05-05T15:22:15Z]
maestrojed
There is a 3rd party github repo. https://github.com/geerlingguy/drupal-vm I have found a small issue and have a patch. It is the smallest of changes but I think should be added to the main project. What is the proper thing to do? I know how to create and push a feature branch and make a PR to master. But is that right? I have only done that for projects I am a part of. Not a public project. I am not even sure I can push a feature
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[2014-10-28T21:17:28Z]
maestrojed
zerowidth ok, yeah. that is what I did :)
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[2014-10-28T20:38:48Z]
maestrojed
I can just start a new repo. Copy the contents of this one into it. Start fresh. I just figured this was "forking" and was stumped I couldn't do it
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[2014-10-28T20:37:03Z]
maestrojed
I have a repo on GitHub. I want to make another one, starting with this one but expanding it. It will be a completely different repo. Is this forking? When I try to fork it says I can't cause I am trying to fork to an account where the repo already exists.