git-fork

问题 Is there a way to know who has forked my repository on GitHub? I can see the number of forks, but I'd like to know who forked my repository and what kind of changes they made to it. I know they can send me a pull request if they're interested in contributing back to my repository, but is there some other way for me to find out who forked my repository? 回答1: Clicking the number of forks shows you the full network. From there you can click "members" to see who forked the repo. Example for

问题 Is there a way to know who has forked my repository on GitHub? I can see the number of forks, but I'd like to know who forked my repository and what kind of changes they made to it. I know they can send me a pull request if they're interested in contributing back to my repository, but is there some other way for me to find out who forked my repository? 回答1: Clicking the number of forks shows you the full network. From there you can click "members" to see who forked the repo. Example for

问题 Perhaps I'm missing something here, but I've looked and I want to do something that looks pretty simple, but I've yet to figure out (or find someone who has) how to accomplish it. I have a project, and I've found a Github repo that contains content I would like to use as part of it. I want to fork that repo's content into my project (another repo) I want the connection of the fork to remain in case of changes to the original file (otherwise I would've simply simply copy/pasted at the

问题 I have a bunch of templates I made in Gist form so people can discuss them at the bottom. We like to copy these files and paste them into a repo and make an addon there. Is it possible to fork a Gist to Repo via the GitHub site or client? If not either of those two, can it be done via shell? 回答1: New Correct Answer Yes, directly! Go to https://github.com/new/import and put in the URL of your gist and a name for your new repo. I just put in https://gist.github.com/RichardBronosky

问题 This is my first time forking a GitHub project, and I'm not too competent with CocoaPods either, so please bear with me. Basically, I forked a project on GitHub using the following in my Podfile : pod 'REActivityViewController', '~> 1.6.7', :git => 'https://github.com/<username>/REActivityViewController.git' I then made some changes to the fork, and of course when I did a pod install to install another pod it reinstalled the original REActivityViewController and erased my changes. I'm

问题 I currently have a private repository on github that I want to make public. However some of the initial commits contain information that I don't want to make public (hardcoded crentials, etc). What is the easiest route to make the latest commit public (I don't really need or want the previous commits in the public repository) without including some or all of the commit history? 回答1: You can limit the depth of the history while cloning: --depth <depth> Create a shallow clone with a history

问题 So, total newbie to Git. Been reading through the guides and think I have the basics but am having difficulties accomplishing this one goal. I have a repo created for my generic markup source code. Just stuff I reuse for every breakout. It's called markupDNA.git I would like to have different directories in my mac sites dir ~/Sites/project-N . Where I build upon the generic stuff and do a breakout of a site. I would like these to be tied to my main git repo as forks, but you cannot fork your

问题 I have a repository structure like this hosted on Github: ParentRepo | -----ChildRepo | -----ChildOfChildRepo1 | -----ChildOfChildRepo2 | -----ChildOfChildRepo3 The ChildRepo is the "authoritative" repository, as far as where end users go for the latest code and to issue pull requests. This was forked from ParentRepo . The ChildOfChildRepoN are forks made by end users, forked from the ChildRepo . The ParentRepo is the parent of the ChildRepo authoritative repository fork. Occasionally I push

问题 I have forked a private repo (called X). Now in repo X a branch is created. How do I get the branch in repo X to appear in my fork of repo X? Example a private repo is created only has master I fork private repo a branch is created in private repo now what do I do to get this branch in my fork I would like to have that branch in my fork so that I can work on it and send a pull request for that branch to the original repo. Thanks Saad 回答1: Assuming that you have a remote set up for the private

问题 I haven't done much branching work in git and branching so excuse the noob nature of this. I'm going to start working on a feature (say 'user oauth') that I want to work in isolation and merge in at a later point. Ideally, I will be merging this into the master branch at a later point. Obviously, I'd like to do in a separate branch. Is it general practice to just do a branch in my local instance or should I fork the repo and create a branch in the new separate folder structure. In my mind,