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Look at the Network activity. It shows you the level and dates of commits of all the forked repositories.
by joevandyk 15y ago
Look at the Network activity. It shows you the level and dates of commits of all the forked repositories.
- bryanlarsen 15y agoThis doesn't always help as much as you would think it should. Often times I've seen a fork with a lot of recent commits, but it's actually a bunch of pseudo-private changes against an old version.