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The feature request
I would like the ability to fork a repository, only if I don't have access to push to the target branch on the main repository.
I think this could be accomplished by adding a --fork-if-necessary flag, or alternatively by adding additional behavior to fork like: --fork=necessary | --fork=always, where --fork implies --fork=always.
My use case
Some checks exists on certain repos of mine (which are out of my control) where certain files can only be modified by a PR from the main repo. This would allow me to push to the main repo wherever possible and satisfy those checks.
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The feature request
I would like the ability to fork a repository, only if I don't have access to push to the target branch on the main repository.
I think this could be accomplished by adding a
--fork-if-necessary
flag, or alternatively by adding additional behavior to fork like:--fork=necessary | --fork=always
, where--fork
implies--fork=always
.My use case
Some checks exists on certain repos of mine (which are out of my control) where certain files can only be modified by a PR from the main repo. This would allow me to push to the main repo wherever possible and satisfy those checks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: