+ [2016-04-27T19:24:41Z] Zarthus yep, that link works
+ [2016-04-27T20:56:36Z] breadcrumbs if i need fork old repository without ... fork dependencies and stuff (and work with it in private repo ofc) - is git clone --bare and git push --mirror best solution? Old repo is not supported anymore.
+ [2016-04-27T21:03:52Z] tobiasvl breadcrumbs: are you pushing the new "fork" (in non-github terms) to github?
+ [2016-04-27T21:04:08Z] tobiasvl if so you don't need to clone it as a bare repo, that doesn't matter
+ [2016-04-27T21:07:54Z] breadcrumbs tobiasvl: well, i'll leave old commit history, so yep, i guess really no need.

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Posted by breadcrumbs in #github at 2016-04-27T20:56:36Z

if i need fork old repository without ... fork dependencies and stuff (and work with it in private repo ofc) - is git clone --bare and git push --mirror best solution? Old repo is not supported anymore.
+ [2016-04-28T00:11:43Z] tang^ I have a git lfs question
+ [2016-04-28T00:12:18Z] tang^ It seems that how the lfs client works has changed since I first started using it and install no longer asks me for the url of my lfs server
+ [2016-04-28T00:13:19Z] tang^ is my git server supposed to know the answer to that question or is there a configuration that I'm failing to find in the documentation
+ [2016-04-28T02:16:16Z] CarlFK how do I fork a fork?
+ [2016-04-28T02:24:07Z] Infininight the same way, just click the fork button at the top of the page