I have a moodle site which is maintained in a personal github repository. When moodle releases a new moodle version, I need to replace files manually to upgrade moodle version in my personal repository. Is there any way, in which I can automate the manual task with cli or git by connecting moodle official repository with my personal repository? What is the best way to upgrade moodle version in my scenario?
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I don't know enough about Moodle but if you're using composer, can you not just alter the dependencies version to release version and run `composer install --no-dev`. – Jaquarh Aug 03 '21 at 08:46
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First of all, fork a repository(moodle) to create a copy of the repository(personal).
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Then click on fetch upstream to keep the branch up-to-date with the upstream repository(moodle). See below screenshot
Run git pull command for update code with a particular branch
git pull [remote] [branch]
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But this way i can not make multiple fork of the same repo in a single github account. Because in my case i have multiple moodle projects of different clients so they have different code bases. – Ahnaf Jul 07 '22 at 12:02