I have relatively large code base. I cloned PARENT on local machine and then pushed to ButBucket as CHILD repo.
Could I mark the CHILD as forked from PARENT?
Detailed question
iesd-16.1 was the first repo. This was forked to iesd-17.1. PR between these forks works fine.
I then created iesd-18.1 by cloning and then pushing to BitBucket. The repo does not have "forked" relation with its logical parent. This means PR from server does not work. The commits are copied via a common repository on local disk. If there is a way to create a forked relation between iesd-17.1 and iesd-18.1, workflows could become much simple.
Hi Jayan!
There's no way of creating a fork 'relationship' unless the repo is an actual fork. Is there any reason why you can't simply fork the repo to create iesd-18.1?
Let us know,
Ana
So I'm assuming the purpose of the fork is not to be merged to the parent one in the future? If so, wouldn't a clone have the same effect for you?
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