+ [2019-05-29T13:15:02Z] jhass how about you grab both fork's main contributors email addresses and send them a mail to coordinate?
+ [2019-05-29T13:29:26Z] getxsick sure, it's not a problem, just wondering if there is any proper/easy way
+ [2019-05-29T13:32:14Z] jhass network graph can give you a good hint whether the forks sync up at all
+ [2019-05-29T13:48:19Z] getxsick yeah, thanks for the tip
+ [2019-05-29T17:12:36Z] getxsick I'm working on a new feature on forked project, and I need to make some bugfixing as well. This would require 2 pull requests, but how should I sync between these 2 branches if a feature requires the bugfix too?

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Posted by jhass in #github at 2019-05-29T12:49:11Z

I used to be able to see it in a users activity feed, so you could go to the user's fork and see if they did it. But that seems to be no longer the case
+ [2019-05-30T05:29:06Z] nooor can vscode create a repo automatically
+ [2019-05-30T07:51:18Z] alkisg Hi, how can I navigate to the "first commit of systemd" using the GUI? https://github.com/systemd/systemd/commits
+ [2019-05-30T07:51:37Z] alkisg Do I really have to click the [Older] button 1000 times?
+ [2019-05-30T07:56:18Z] alkisg Eh, got it, but not via the gui :/ https://github.com/systemd/systemd/commit/f0083e3d4eb49e11fd7e37532dc64a6e6f5d4039
+ [2019-05-30T07:58:05Z] alkisg Hrm, that's actually from udev, which was merged with systemd much later, but chronologically it's the first commit. I wonder IF it's possible to find the systemd first commit, ignoring later merges...