On Sunday, 23 July 2017, at 16:50:40 BST, Terry Coles wrote:
> Is there a 'proper' way to grab a copy of a program from Github
> without making a Pull Request?
In git terminology, there exist both pulls and pull requests,
which are different things.
If you issue a pull request, you are asking
Hi Terry,
> Is there a 'proper' way to grab a copy of a program from Github
> without making a Pull Request?
A Pull Request is not you wanting to pull, it's a request to the other
party to pull from you, i.e. you've commits they haven't got.
> Previously, I've downloaded the whole repository
Hi,
Is there a 'proper' way to grab a copy of a program from Github without making
a Pull Request?
Previously, I've downloaded the whole repository and just grabbed the code I
wanted, or read the file Raw and done a Save-as. Is there another way? I've
always avoided making a Pull Request
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