I'm not sure how closely my contribution workflow matches the standard advertised, so just wanted to share it for feedback. I may remember wrongly, but my understanding of the advertised process was forking the "pharo-project/pharo" repo, then cloning from my fork. However I found it awkward to keep the "master" branch of my fork synchronised with upstream.
What I ended up finding easiest is *always* cloning "pharo-project/pharo" then adding my "bencoman/pharo" repo as a remote. Iceberg then makes it simple to push just my working branches to my fork from where I can issue a PR. I never need to trouble synchronising the master branch in my fork. How does that compare to your contribution workflow? cheers -ben
