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This repository is currently a fork of https://github.com/tobami/codespeed, as it's based on it. However, upstream is dead, and hasn't had any activity in the last six years. We've also made some significant changes, so at this point we're quite distinct. However, we are currently a fork, so we get notifications like:
Looking at GitHub's docs on detaching a fork, it seems there is unfortunately no way to do this without loosing all non-commit history. We could, however, transfer issues (and I think PRs) to the new repository, so we wouldn't loose too much. What do people think?
It looks like there's an option to open a request with GitHub Support to leave the fork network without killing all of the history. I think that would be the preferable route.
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zware commentedon Nov 12, 2026
It looks like there's an option to open a request with GitHub Support to leave the fork network without killing all of the history. I think that would be the preferable route.
StanFromIreland commentedon Nov 12, 2026
Oh yes, we have the additional enterprise support! I'm not sure how to open a ticket with that channel specifically (@JacobCoffee probably knows :-).