+ [2014-09-17T23:37:19Z] dtejera Hello eveyone? Quick questions, let's say i have 20 commits i and i want to do a pull request, but during those commits i modified stuff under folder a and b, and want my pull request to only go with changes from folder b, is there a way to do that?
+ [2014-09-17T23:37:23Z] dtejera thanks!!!
+ [2014-09-17T23:41:44Z] VxJasonxV in the future, you should branch before you start working on something specific
+ [2014-09-17T23:43:23Z] al-Rashid Got things working. Thanks, VxJasonxV.

message no. 48105

Posted by al-Rashid in #github at 2014-09-17T23:14:56Z

I recently forked a project. Let's say the project repository's address is FOO. My github account's local repository, whose URL is BAR, had a copy of FOO then that I fetched on my local machine to get a copy of that.
+ [2014-09-18T01:26:42Z] voxadam Is there a way to sync gh repository that isn't owned by me with a mirror/copy/branch that does belong to me and have my copy updated as patches are committed to the original tree?
+ [2014-09-18T01:26:53Z] voxadam I'm obviously not a git master.
+ [2014-09-18T01:28:02Z] voxadam I'd like to have my own branch that I can develop in and run Travis CI on.
+ [2014-09-18T01:43:39Z] jssjr voxadam: hey! check out the docs on https://help.github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork
+ [2014-09-18T02:28:50Z] voxadam jssjr: Thanks! Not having the lexicon down makes searching a little frustrating sometimes.