On Jan 6, 9:20 am, "Michael P. Soulier" <msoul...@digitaltorque.ca> wrote: > On 05/01/10 Trans said: > > > So I've cloned a repo, which is a fork of another repo. If I want to > > update my repo to match the original (and ditch any changes I may have > > made), how do I do it? > > Did you follow any workflow guidelines and make your changes on separate > branches from master? If not your simplest option is to delete your cloned > repo and reclone it.
I am using github. So I have my own fork. So it's more involved then that. I would have to delete my fork, then refork it and then reclone it. I was hoping for a simple way to update my repo without having to do all that. > Otherwise, just delete the branches you no longer need and pull changes from > upstream master to yours. This won't sync other branches from upstream but you > can make that happen too, especially if you made them tracking branches. > > I think you have some reading to do... Too much reading... and I've already had to read too much as far as I am concerned.
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