git-fork

问题 I'm trying to list all forks of a repository with the Github API (with a valid personal access token): https://api.github.com/repos/nickperkinslondon/angular-bootstrap-nav-tree/forks/ but it returns a not found error: documentation_url: "https://developer.github.com/v3", message: "Not Found" 回答1: Try removing the trailing slash: https://api.github.com/repos/nickperkinslondon/angular-bootstrap-nav-tree/forks 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31516921/list-forks-with-github-api-v3

问题 Suppose one was trying to merge together a bunch of different GitHub repositories with certain properties. Namely, most of these repositories have contents that are copies of various tarballs mirroring various historic states of an external, read-only repository's working tree. However, one of the repositories in question only contains the contents of a folder from inside that working tree. Considering that all of the other repositories share a lot of tarball-dumping commits that updated

问题 This question already has answers here : How do I update a GitHub forked repository? (20 answers) Closed 2 years ago . Assuming I want to contribute to an open source project and in order to do so I fork the project into my own remote repository on my account. I then clone this repository and create a new branch and start working whatever I want to update. When working on the new branch, the repository that I forked from has been updated so my current fork is out of sync. How can I then

问题 Using GitHub Enterprise, I forked a private repo. I then made the upstream repo public, which broke the 'fork' relationship between the public upstream and my private personal fork (as noted here). I've now also made my copy of the repo public. As far as I can tell, I can no longer make pull requests from my copy of the repo to upstream, because my copy is not recognized as a fork of upstream. Can I re-associate my repo with the upstream repo as a fork? 回答1: GitHub support has removed fork

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 5 years ago . When I fork someone else's project on GitHub, update the files, and update my own fork, how do I version my fork? For example, the original project is version 1.2.3, and I add a minor bug fix. Would I change the version of my fork to 1.2.4? Or would I start over with version

问题 I have a repo of a react project. I'd like to take that repo as the "base" of a few other projects and use it as a starting point. I'd also like to keep all of the other repos which stem from it up-to-date based on what the "base" has going on. I am using Bitbucket for remote repo hosting and Tower locally as a nice GUI. Is the correct way to do this is fork the "base" in Bitbucket, and then clone it locally? Will the local repo be aware of updates to the "base" repo in any way? How would I

问题 I want to compare the local clone of a repository I have forked with the original/upstream repository to see if further commits have been made requiring me to pull/merge. I'd like to do this from the command line. I added the original repository to my list of remotes with this command: git remote add upstream <original repo URL> This is outlined in Github's own page on the topic of forking a branch. However, when I run git diff upstream or git diff upstream/master as advised here or git diff

问题 I'm looking for the best practice, forking vs branching on GitHub. I've read this Forking vs. Branching in GitHub, but it's not relevant. Our team of 5 people are working on the same repository, and we would like to avoid merging problems, conflicts or regression in the code. The goal is for the 5 persons to work on different parts of the project, often on the same file. I would like to know if it's worth it to : fork the project, work and create pull requests, so each persons can review the

问题 I am pretty new to github. I made a fork from a third party, then I modified several files in this fork and committed to my fork. Based on my fork, I made a branch. I noted there are some update in upstream (the third party source which I made the fork), so I sync my fork. Now how do I push the changes from my fork to my branch ? Another situation is after I made some changes in my branch, how do I push them back to my fork? 回答1: You need to do a: git request-pull original_repo <repo_url>

问题 I am using material-ui in my app. I forked material ui and rolled back to pervious version and made some changes there, now I want to use the forked repo in my project so I used the following steps to install module from here: Go to fork's page Go to commits On the right side of the commit you want to use click Browse code On the browse code page right-click on Download ZIP button (or whatever it is that you are seeing) and copy . It should be something like this https://github.com