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flexbox / How to fork your own repository
Created October 12, 2016 13:34
How to fork your own repository
A git fork is really just a git clone plus a change of ownership. What this does is a git clone plus a change of name, maintaining an upstream link to the source repo so you can integrate changes.
Here's a recipe for duplicating a repo:
git clone username/old_repo new_repo
cd new_repo
git remote rename origin upstream
git create username/new_repo
git push -u origin master