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FWIW, this is often how I interact with open-source projects. Fork my own copy on Github, clone that locally, and spin up a branch for changes/PR. But then also
by jamie_ca 6y ago
FWIW, this is often how I interact with open-source projects. Fork my own copy on Github, clone that locally, and spin up a branch for changes/PR. But then also `git remote add upstream <them>` so that I can keep my own code up to date more easily (`git merge upstream master` from master, and then trickle that into my PRs).