git - How to push into a repository different from the repository I'm pulling from -


I have cloned a public Github repo and have started modifying some files locally.

Now I want to take these changes to a personal repository, but still I am able to drag and merge changes in the public repo.

How can I set up a GT for doing this?

I know that I can build a public project and stop the work of the forum, but I am not going to merge my changes in public repo, so I do not think it is correct The solution is

I will change the remote origin to a private repo:

  Git Remote Delete Original GIT Remote Original git @ server: user / repo.git  

Now you can push

  in private repo using git push generation BRANCH_NAME  

To make a bridge (and merge) with a public repository, I will make another remote, call it upstream :

< Pre> add git remote upstream git @ server: public / repo.git

Now you Get the gist upstream Master

and maybe add it to your local branch:

  GIT merge upstream / BRANCH_NAME  

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