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Just wanted to note that a fork is automatically created and a pull request created when you edit a file in a repository you don't have push access to. So the w
by rtomayko 15y ago
Just wanted to note that a fork is automatically created and a pull request created when you edit a file in a repository you don't have push access to. So the workflow is even simpler: 1.) see file, 2.) edit file and save, 3.) land on send pull request page.
- ithkuil 15y agogreat. But perhaps a fork is still needed for editing multiple files and submitting as one pull request? or the pull request would accumulate changes? I cannot reproduce but I noticed a situation when I was issuing multiple pull requests and the previous pull request somehow got commits that weren't intended to end up there; so I begin to think that it was intentional. (just asking because I would like to avoid creating a tmp github account just to try that out, otherwise I wouldn't bother you with silly questions)
- albertsun 15y agoPull requests do seem to accumulate changes if you push to your fork while there's one open.