The simple operation is to create a Pull Request under a certain Repo of account A on Github and then target the source code of B, then finally agree and merge
Of course, if you are familiar with the comment line, the one mentioned above can also be used. In fact, the principle is the same
Please refer to one of my answers on Zhihu:
http://www.zhihu.com/question/20393785/answer/30725725
There are screenshots for every step.
Of course, that is a method that does not require the command line at all. In fact, I still recommend the command line. The process is as follows:
First of all, make sure whether the remote source of the main repo has been established:
If you can only see your own two sources (fetch and push), you need to add the source of the main repo:
Then you can see upstream.
If you want to merge with the main repo:
The simple operation is to create a Pull Request under a certain Repo of account A on Github and then target the source code of B, then finally agree and merge
Of course, if you are familiar with the comment line, the one mentioned above can also be used. In fact, the principle is the same
It seems there is no fully automatic method yet