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The fact that it was reuploaded to github rather than forked on github seems a bit disingenuous to me.
by hamandcheese 12y ago
The fact that it was reuploaded to github rather than forked on github seems a bit disingenuous to me.
- 3JPLW 12y agoEven if you forked on GitHub, you can ask the staff to "detach" or "extract" your fork from the existing network. Detaching only un-forks your repo, whereas extracting makes your fork the new root and preserves any sub-forks thereof. They will happily do it upon request.
- jarin 12y agoOoh, thanks for posting this. I have a project that I forked so I could use the base code from it, but it really doesn't make sense as a fork and confuses people. (It's a deployment plugin, and my fork just installs a different piece of software than the original)