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llrs opened this issue Dec 16, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1315
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Use upstream repository in README development installation #1312

llrs opened this issue Dec 16, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1315
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llrs commented Dec 16, 2020

when creating a README (I think both Rmd and .md) there are some automatic instructions to install a package from the development repository.
Currently origin remote is used, but in a fork I think it should use upstream. If not a question about which one to use as in use_github_links() might be helpful to avoid later a potentially merge conflict.
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jennybc commented Dec 18, 2020

Yes good point.

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llrs commented Dec 20, 2020

Thanks, that was quick but more complicated than I though.
I was about to look into this and create a PR, glad you closed it first :)

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