cloning and compiling PR fork #1676
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If I made a fork with only one line different from upstream - I'd imagine that you'd have to clone my repository in PR and compile it. It takes a lot of time. Is there some kind of shortcut around this? I'll try to word it differently - if you have a clone of https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80 on your HDD and you change a line - recompiling it will take just a moment because there already being In other words - is there some way of telling Am I making sense? This is not specifically TIC-80 related so apologies. Feel free to link me if you don't feel like explaining it. If there's no way there's no way (or not practical), was just wondering. |
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I think your looking for 'git remote'. Just add other forks as remotes to a single directory. |
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I think your looking for 'git remote'. Just add other forks as remotes to a single directory.