Re: Keeping github fork up to date

2020-01-07 Thread Lars Bruun-Hansen
As far as I know it cannot be done from the GitHub UI. You need to do it via your own local copy (of your fork). Have a look in the NetBeans wiki:

Re: Keeping github fork up to date

2020-01-07 Thread Jan Lahoda
Not sure what the best practices are, but what I do: -I have two remotes configured for my local clone, "apache/netbeans" (e.g. named "apache" or "origin") and "jlahoda/netbeans" (e.g. named "github") - see "git remote", in particular "git remote add " -I update my local master from

Keeping github fork up to date

2020-01-07 Thread Ernie Rael
I've got a fork from a couple months ago. I want to use it again and there's lot's of commits. I've been pulling from upstream, now I want to look at doing some more pull requests. Is there a way with the github web interface to ask it to pull from master, or otherwise update to master? If