+ [2016-12-02T21:46:19Z] ChiLL_SurF I have decided to start using a repository system for my files
+ [2016-12-02T21:46:19Z] ChiLL_SurF I'd prefer the system to be open source (in order to upload it to my own server or use a free online repository system like git or github) but for private files. I'd also need it to be used by two users
+ [2016-12-02T21:46:19Z] ChiLL_SurF Could you please help me on choosing the right repository system for my needs?
+ [2016-12-02T22:03:17Z] tobiasvl ChiLL_SurF: what files? what are you asking about here
+ [2016-12-02T22:03:47Z] tobiasvl what's a "repository system"? a VCS? I assume most people here will recommend git, so probably the wrong place to ask...

message no. 157998

Posted by AlexP11223 in #github at 2016-12-02T08:37:36Z

I forked some repo, did a fix in a new branch, submitted pull request. But the owner cannot accept it now because he was drafted to the arny :) And I may need to continue work on this fork, but if all changes are in separate branches (fix-foo, fix-bar) then I cannot use them together and my project. (also some fixes may depend on each other...)
+ [2016-12-03T01:00:34Z] Naan if i commit to a branch should that create a pull request automatically?
+ [2016-12-03T01:02:57Z] nedbat Naan: no, you have to make a pull request from the branch
+ [2016-12-03T01:03:18Z] nedbat Naan: if you visit the page for the repo, there will be a button to make the pr
+ [2016-12-03T01:03:48Z] Naan ah ok I think I know what I did wrong
+ [2016-12-03T01:03:54Z] Naan I think I merged my earlier pull request on the same branch