The Problem:
I created a pull request from a forked repo. I deleted my fork yesterday and now when I commit to the upstream, the upstream doesn't add the commit to the Pull Request discussion/history where the code is being reviewed. The commit did go through and is on the upstream, but wasn't added to the Pull Request commit history.
How I created the problem:
- Made a Pull Request, the PR was in the process of review and I added a few changes.
- I deleted the forked version of the repository. The remotes were:
- name.myaccount origin master
- name.owners account upstream master
- I re-forked the repository and the remotes are set up the same way.
- When I pushed a new commit to the upstream, it went through and the upstream has the commit in the proper branch the PR is located.
- The commit wasn't added to the PR discussion or detected even though it is there.
Any ideas on how I can get github to recognize my commits in the pull request?
