(28-07-2017, 02:12 PM)robotchaos Wrote: That's a fair point. I wouldn't need the repo forever. I will keep my learning projects local and if they are ever ready to publish, then I will do so. No harm in this.

I mean I've used git privately for storing my pass repo and for my other coding projects. I was more so thinking of getting familiar with git collaboration. Pull requests, dev branches, etc. Which could all be done with that motd.git yes?

First of all, pull requests is bullshit. It's a fancy word github coined to name external contributions. The real pull request is:

- "Hey bob, I forked your project and added something, care to check it out?"
- "Sure Alice, I'm all excited!"
Bob then issue the following, to review, and merde Alice's code:

What happened here? Alice requested Bob to pull her changes, to get them merged in the project.
An even simpler way to do that would have been to simply send a patch to Bob, so he could apply it.
But people want fame and glory more than working simplicity, so they create pull requests to get their avatar in a project history ;)

Basically, there's nothing more that push/pull to do on shared remote repositories.