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git-reflow fork command #188

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timraasveld opened this issue Jun 15, 2016 · 2 comments
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git-reflow fork command #188

timraasveld opened this issue Jun 15, 2016 · 2 comments

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@timraasveld
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timraasveld commented Jun 15, 2016

I think it would be useful to have an option to do something like

git-reflow fork reenhanced/gitreflow add-my-awesome-feature

to create a fork your_username/gitreflow of the project reenhanced/gitreflow and the feature branch in ~/forks/gitreflow (and on GitHub), and then when you type

git-reflow review

have git-reflow detect that it's a fork that should be merged in reenhanced/gitreflow (not sure to go how about detecting it yet)

What do you think, is this beyond the scope of git-reflow or would it make an awesome addition?

@timraasveld timraasveld changed the title Fork option in git-reflow start git-reflow fork command Jun 15, 2016
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Just got an idea of how to detect that it's a git-reflow fork: add an upstream remote which refers to the remote you would like to PR to, and an origin remote which is your fork on GitHub.

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Closing as is a duplicate of #103. The real benefits from this would only come with git-reflow fully supporting an open-source workflow. We will most likely be moving this to an extension (via gem), but is planned for after Trello integration. Feel free to add comments/suggestions on #103

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