Hello, I've been playing with a slightly different workflow with github repositories and it seems to work well for me.
I keep origin to be g...@github.com/sugarlabs/module and I add a fork remote pointing to g...@github.com/dnarvaez/module. To send pull requests I just git push fork myfeature To merge other people patches git checkout master git pull git://github.com/theirname/module theirfeature git push To update the fork (but with setup it doesn't even seem to be quite necessary, you could just stay on origin master and only worry about fork branches). git pull git push fork master This seems to be working pretty well for me so far. Thoughts? If it works well for people in general I could add prefs to sugar-build to set this up automatically. It's pretty annoying to have to setup the remote configuration every time you do a clean clone. -- Daniel Narvaez
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