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You can create a PR from the upstream to your repo, then accept that PR. (I know, that's not immediately intuitive, but at least you can do it without pulling
by quicklyfrozen 11y ago
You can create a PR from the upstream to your repo, then accept that PR. (I know, that's not immediately intuitive, but at least you can do it without pulling a local copy.)
- yxlx 11y agoI tried that once but ended up with a merge-commit with my name on it in the history of my "fork". Is it possible to not end up with such merge-commits?
- quicklyfrozen 11y agoI don't think so -- you'll need to do something like a git rebase, and there's no way to do that via the GitHub UI. I know many don't like the 'dirty' history, but I like knowing exactly how the updates made it into my repo.