+ [2014-12-29T21:43:31Z] aberrant ok, I think I get it.
+ [2014-12-29T21:43:55Z] aberrant I’m trying to fix a problem I had with a mismatch in the Julia packaging system
+ [2014-12-29T21:52:59Z] offby1 just discovered Julia like two days ago
+ [2014-12-29T21:53:23Z] offby1 Half of what I code is meaningless. But I hack it just to test out Julia.
+ [2014-12-29T21:53:27Z] offby1 ♭♩ ♯♪ ♫ ♬

message no. 68760

Posted by richardlitt in #github at 2014-12-29T05:26:19Z

So, I had a PR with two commits that wasn't formed properly. Fixed the issue, squashed the commits, and `$ git push -f origin branch-name`
+ [2014-12-30T00:50:51Z] lbod hi, this is maybe an easy one but... how do i create a pr to a repo that i havent forked from? the use case is, i started this repo before the upstream, theyve now created the upstream repo and ive added the remote. When I try and create a PR in GH, I can't see the upstream listed to push to
+ [2014-12-30T00:52:25Z] psgs lbod, You may be required to fork the upstream repository, and make changes to that fork, from which you would be able to submit a pull request.
+ [2014-12-30T00:53:11Z] lbod thats a PITA, i know it's not the done thing, but im pushing from master to master
+ [2014-12-30T00:53:41Z] lbod i was sure there was a git push refs cmd but im still googling
+ [2014-12-30T00:55:19Z] lbod he baled out early :)