Ferenc Kovacs wrote:
> which is pointless if we can't easily accept/merge the pull requests
> from the github clone. :/
You can very easily accept pull requests from GitHub even if you're not
working on GitHub.
e.g. I've been working on my own PHP fork, and have submitted a pull
request to the PHP project. My repo is at
https://github.com/rmccue/my-php-fork in the
master branch.
$ git remote add github-rmccue [email protected]:rmccue/my-php-fork.git
$ git fetch github-rmccue
$ git merge github-rmccue
$ git push php-src master
The only difference as far as pull requests go is the one-click
interface on the GitHub site (which I don't like personally, since you
can't test before pushing).
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Ryan McCue
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