+ [2019-11-20T15:45:27Z] Soliton might even help in preventing duplicate reports.
+ [2019-11-20T15:47:33Z] jesopo true
+ [2019-11-20T15:47:36Z] jesopo thnx :)
+ [2019-11-20T20:30:46Z] nepalschoolguy2 I have a forked repo, I have made commits to it. How can I pull from upstream but move the commits to a seperate branch?
+ [2019-11-20T20:31:29Z] nepalschoolguy2 oh wait I can just rename the branch and pull master from upstream. nevermind :)

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Posted by jesopo in #github at 2019-11-20T14:44:46Z

putting "closes #123" in my commit doesn't end up closing the issue, even after travis has finished running tests
+ [2019-11-21T03:13:12Z] snackoverflow how can i merge a pull request from the project I forked
+ [2019-11-21T10:18:49Z] acebrianjuan I'm trying to learn how GitHub Actions work
+ [2019-11-21T10:19:20Z] acebrianjuan I have a GitLab CI pipeline which I would like to replicate in GitHub actions
+ [2019-11-21T10:20:01Z] acebrianjuan As far as I know, both use a .yml file to setup the pipeline