> Please give me an example of something that may be painful. We have to go back to each PR and issue them back again in the same order. I don’t see an easy way to do this in github (e.g. reopen a closed PR against a new repo). Maybe I’m missing something.
>> The cloning came somewhat of a surprise and caught us in the middle of a >> sequence >> of PR that are targeting a milestone that is about 10 days off (getting >> TPC-H running >> end-to-end before the students get off to the end-of semester sprint). > > Sure. But the cloning has little to do with PRs. Basically there's a > state of the repo > on ASF and Your side. That state needs to be synchronized (manually) one last > time right before you all decide to cut over and start using ASF Git > as a single source > of truth. That part is super simple and has little to do with PRs. Ok — let me dig though this and understand it better. Cheers, Jignesh
