git-fork

问题 our company try to fork a github project to our own git server,then we can add our own features on it. We just want to checkout a specific branch, and keep all branches and tags up to this branch, then copy(mirror ?) to our git server. 回答1: Create the repo on your server. Elsewhere (not in the server repo), clone just the branch with git clone --single-branch --branch branch_name github_repo_url Tell git where your repo is: git remote add mine your_repo_url Then, push the branch to your repo

问题 our company try to fork a github project to our own git server,then we can add our own features on it. We just want to checkout a specific branch, and keep all branches and tags up to this branch, then copy(mirror ?) to our git server. 回答1: Create the repo on your server. Elsewhere (not in the server repo), clone just the branch with git clone --single-branch --branch branch_name github_repo_url Tell git where your repo is: git remote add mine your_repo_url Then, push the branch to your repo

问题 I have a requirement to have a property configuration for different environment like dev, uat and production. For example a config.properties having and entry like environment=dev , this I need to change for staging branch as environment=uat and for master branch as environment=prd . I tried to commit these files in each branch respectively and tried adding config.properties in gitignore so that it will not consider in next commits. But git ignore not getting updated so I ran command git rm

问题 I've transfered ownership of one of my github repositories (rdmuller/docToolchain) to an organisation (docToolchain/docToolchain). So far, so good. All old URLs are redirected to the new location. Perfect. But how do I now fork this repository? I fear that, if I fork it, a fork with the name of the old repository (rdmueller/docToolchain) will be created and the redirect will be broken this way... how can I avoid this? 回答1: So, I guess I found a workaround. suppose you have a repository user1

问题 I followed the next tutorial https://medium.com/@topspinj/how-to-git-rebase-into-a-forked-repo-c9f05e821c8a this is my actual repo: As you can see there are two commits in my pull request and one commit in the original repository. I want to update my forked repository to bring the changes they made in its last commit before run the git fetch command to bring the changes my git status tell me: $ git status En la rama 13.0 Tu rama está actualizada con 'origin/13.0'. Then I made git remote add

问题 My organisation has a main repo called org/A.git . I forked it as me/A.git to Github first. My organisation admin made org/A.git private, which broke the fork. He then changed settings which would allow forking private repositories. me/A.git is still not a fork but a simple clone. How can I make me/A.git a fork again, without having to: Fork org/A.git again which would result in me/A-1.git . Delete me/A.git . Rename me/A-1.git to me/A.git . Push local changes to the new me/A.git . I want to

问题 More specifically, how do I tell if the origin of the repo on disk is a fork of some repo? I am thinking that it should be some API call, but I am not sure. Can I rely on "remote.upstream.url"? 回答1: You could use the GitHub API for Repositories to get a specific repo GET /repos/:owner/:repo (you can use a curl call from command line) The JSON answer will include a " fork " field: value true or false. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58595716/is-there-a-way-to-determine-if-my-local

问题 There is a certain repository that has been forked by many tens of users. However most of them are inactive. The ones that are still active will probably have n commits ahead of master. However when I click on fork I can see all the users that forked but I cannot select the ones that are active. Is there a way to see who's active or who has commits ahead of master? 回答1: Basically, you can click on the insights tab along with the issue and pull request . And you will see a sidebar on the left.

问题 There is a certain repository that has been forked by many tens of users. However most of them are inactive. The ones that are still active will probably have n commits ahead of master. However when I click on fork I can see all the users that forked but I cannot select the ones that are active. Is there a way to see who's active or who has commits ahead of master? 回答1: Basically, you can click on the insights tab along with the issue and pull request . And you will see a sidebar on the left.

问题 I made a fork of a GitHub repository. I fixed a bug, wrote a test and created a pull request which was merged into the original repository. So far, so good. Now I improved the test on my local machine. I want to create a new pull request with this improved test. But in the meantime, other commits have been made to the original, upstream repository. So I want to get my fork into sync with the upstream repository so that I can create the new pull request. Without fully grasping what I was doing