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I'm playing around with a new git gui, https://www.cycligent.com/git-tool

I didn't find any online documentation, and lost myself when I tried to add upstream repo after adding origin repo, which is my fork.

Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks in advance.

goldsky
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Check if the remote section help:

  • CTRL+click on Push or Pull in the diagram
  • Click "Show Remote Manager"
  • Choose "Or click here to add a remote."
  • Fill out the name and URL
  • Click submit

But the idea behind a second upstream repo is to be able to rebase one's branch on top of upstream/master... and rebase is not yet fully supported.

Currently we're still working on fleshing out all of the various ways that rebasing can be done.
Right now the only way to rebase is via a pul

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  • There can be other reasons for multiple upstream repositories. It's an easy way to setup redundancy for example. – Ilion Mar 04 '17 at 06:57
  • @Ilion I agree, but the OP mentioned "fork" in the question, which made me think of this particular use case. – VonC Mar 04 '17 at 07:11
  • Thanks. Turned out, it has the forked repo saved in it. Interesting... because I can not see the comparison. – goldsky Mar 07 '17 at 01:08