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by account42
474 days ago
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No, "fork" means development has separated paths from original project. Changing some relatively minor parts but otherwise keeping close to upstream would be better called a "spin", especially when most of the changes are just to the default configuration. It's a shame that GitHub messed up this term by calling any clone of a repository a "fork". |
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