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They added a green button which i assume is "fork on github". It seems they want to encourage people to use github rather to clone to local filesystem.
by simonz05 13y ago
They added a green button which i assume is "fork on github". It seems they want to encourage people to use github rather to clone to local filesystem.
- xixixao 13y agoNope, that one is for pull requests. But they did disable SSH cloning for read-only and the cloning URL is not showing at all (only after you click on HTTPS), pointing towards preferring of forking.
- shardling 13y agoThey've always had a quite prominent "fork on github" button. Their suggested course of action is to fork on github and then clone to your local filesystem. You then push changes to your fork on github, and open a pull request from within their system. The default workflow is designed to play nice with their issue tracker/etc.