I'd go with: fork the repository under your name, add it as a remote and push it to that repository. Something like:
# fork the repos to something like: github.com/MarkChuCarroll/incubator-aurora using github.com ui git remote add markchucarroll https://github.com/MarkChuCarroll/incubator-aurora git checkout -b stories/feature-name git commit -a git push markchucarroll stories/feature-name On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 2:44 PM, Mark Chu-Carroll <mchucarr...@apache.org> wrote: > Quick question for the gang: > > What's the right way to handle experimental branches? I've got a batch of > code that I'm not ready to send for review, but I'm getting on a plane > tomorrow, and I don't want my laptop to have the only copy of the code. Is > it kosher to push my branch to the main git repos? Or would it be better to > set up a github clone, and push it there? > > -Mark -- Regards, Bhuvan Arumugam www.livecipher.com
