"GitHub stores all pull requests in your repository […] even if the fork is deleted" That's great to know! I have a few forks that are there only because I wan

"GitHub stores all pull requests in your repository […] even if the fork is deleted" That's great to know! I have a few forks that are there only because I wanted to offer a tiny change to the doc or the website, etc. but I thought I'd have to keep them around until it was merged. (I can certainly leave them there, but it leaves a big mess of mostly untouched forks) edit: my git tip will be "git stash --keep-index". This stashes only the stuff that you haven't staged. I've been using it when I want to keep unrelated changes out of the build process before committing. Or you can run that, and then "git stash" to have two (or more) separate stashes from your current state.