+ [2016-09-18T15:05:30Z] Zarthus it's useful to keep it around though, in case yo uneed to make edits
+ [2016-09-18T22:29:03Z] Elronnd were "services" removes? I can only see "webhooks" as opposed to "webhooks and services" in settings
+ [2016-09-18T22:29:29Z] Elronnd oh, nvm
+ [2016-09-18T23:27:45Z] github595 Hi there! I am very new to github, but I have been able to make commits, open pull request and so on. I consistently have problems with trying to update my pull requests. It is my understanding that if there was an update on the upstream repo that I should rebase and then add any new changes to my commit. Unfortunately, when I did this, it also added all of the recent changes to my pull request. Does anyone have any idea what I did wr
+ [2016-09-18T23:28:57Z] github595 Usually, when I mess up my fork I reset it, but because I have a pr open, if I reset it will close automatically and I also don't want that to happen

message no. 150767

Posted by Snaggle in #github at 2016-09-18T12:57:34Z

Is it possible to create a pull request from a local fork of a github repo with local commits? The fork and commits do _not_ exist in github. Basically, I don’t want to create an entire github fork for a 4 line change
+ [2016-09-19T01:11:00Z] eiffjs hey, is the "origin" a branch? I'm trying to push my git to a remote and am kind of confused how to add the external url
+ [2016-09-19T01:11:26Z] eiffjs i also think there may be data on the remote so I want to essentially replace
+ [2016-09-19T01:13:03Z] allejo "origin" is the name of the remote
+ [2016-09-19T01:13:16Z] allejo i.e. the URL you're pushing to
+ [2016-09-19T01:13:30Z] allejo `git push origin master` is you pushing to the master branch on the `origin` remote