+ [2014-10-25T23:23:14Z] ph88 merged
+ [2014-10-25T23:25:17Z] gitinfo [!fork_sync] You can read a nice guide on how to update your fork with the upstream repository here: https://help.github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork
+ [2014-10-25T23:25:44Z] VxJasonxV the branches list doesn't show branches whose contents have been merged into the default branch (master, usually)
+ [2014-10-25T23:29:35Z] ph88 my branch of the fork into the master of the main

message no. 55955

Posted by tonygaga in #github at 2014-10-25T19:48:08Z

hi all, following case: i want to clone a public repo and create my own repo with it. now if i want to their latest changes i pull (from their repo) but if i push it it should copy it to my repo. is that possible ? or how would you do it, if you want to have the latest changes from a repo but never submit code back to them (wouldn't make sense, it's a web-template)?
+ [2014-10-26T00:08:47Z] Colin_ Will I run into any problems if I manage a working copy of a repo within an ignored directory of a working copy of another repo?
+ [2014-10-26T01:41:51Z] TLoFP is there a way that I can see who cloned my repo?
+ [2014-10-26T01:42:02Z] TLoFP it says that there are 5 unique cloners, but it doesn't mention who they are
+ [2014-10-26T02:36:04Z] VxJasonxV cloning a public repository doesn't require authentication, so it's not possible to determine that