Suppose I clone a library: example: Adafruit_ST7735 (https://github.com/KurtE/Adafruit-ST7735-Library), suppose Paul does the same: https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Adafruit_ST7735
Now I have downloaded my copy (clone in Desktop) and for example made some changes (new branch) to support Intel Edison.
Suppose Paul has done the same to support Teensy. (Note: Pauls fork is 9 commits ahead and 10 commits behind Master)
Now I wish to make contributions to Paul's Fork to support the Teency LC.
What I have done so far is to simply create a new branch (Teency-LC), copy in Pauls current version and made my changes and pushed the changes up to my new fork)
But: Is it now possible for me to create a Pull Request to Paul's fork? If so what steps do I need to do. Or is it possible for me up on github to have two different forks of the same library that have different masters?
Note: I only know enough about git to be dangerous!
Thanks
Now I have downloaded my copy (clone in Desktop) and for example made some changes (new branch) to support Intel Edison.
Suppose Paul has done the same to support Teensy. (Note: Pauls fork is 9 commits ahead and 10 commits behind Master)
Now I wish to make contributions to Paul's Fork to support the Teency LC.
What I have done so far is to simply create a new branch (Teency-LC), copy in Pauls current version and made my changes and pushed the changes up to my new fork)
But: Is it now possible for me to create a Pull Request to Paul's fork? If so what steps do I need to do. Or is it possible for me up on github to have two different forks of the same library that have different masters?
Note: I only know enough about git to be dangerous!
Thanks