+ [2015-04-17T20:50:24Z] Nevik just saying :)
+ [2015-04-17T23:17:18Z] geomyidae_ Why does the Fork button on the Wiki pages fork the main repo instead of the actual wiki repo?
+ [2015-04-17T23:32:57Z] thibaultcha Because you can't PR wikis, nor fork them.

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Posted by Ademan in #github at 2015-04-17T12:08:22Z

By not pushing the dirty history to github I basically ensure I'm working in a vacuum on my feature branch, which may or may not be good I suppose. Of course the right answer is probably to push my feature branch to github but ONLY after already squashing the commits. I usually try to squash commits into a logical entity anyways though, which approximately corresponds to finishing a feature anyways...
+ [2015-04-18T02:58:13Z] delinquentme with a pullrequest workflow
+ [2015-04-18T02:58:33Z] delinquentme When I want the most up to date version of the primary project ...
+ [2015-04-18T02:58:38Z] delinquentme do I need to fork the project?
+ [2015-04-18T02:58:47Z] delinquentme *each* time an update is made?
+ [2015-04-18T03:57:15Z] PEMapModder Is it possible to remove yourself as a collaborator from someone else's repo?