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A standard open-source project workflow on Github is to fork the project, push refs to origin, then create a PR across repos from origin to upstream. At present, stack-pr seems to only support one remote for both refs and PRs. It would be very nice if stack-pr supported this workflow, albeit I don't know how it would work since the branches would not exist in upstream. I hope whatever logic Github uses to track refs between repos would support the ability to use stack PRs across forks but I am not sure it is possible.
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A standard open-source project workflow on Github is to fork the project, push refs to origin, then create a PR across repos from origin to upstream. At present, stack-pr seems to only support one remote for both refs and PRs. It would be very nice if stack-pr supported this workflow, albeit I don't know how it would work since the branches would not exist in upstream. I hope whatever logic Github uses to track refs between repos would support the ability to use stack PRs across forks but I am not sure it is possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: