Repository for research branches of plainbook

[Luca de Alfaro]

I created a repository for plainbook branches that are related to research. 

I invited you also to the repository, or to a team that has access to the repository. 

You need to accept that invite before you can do what is described below. 

So, git is not a versioning system in which there is ONE server that is more important than the others.  All servers -- including your laptop -- are created the same, and you can push a branch from one to the other without any problem. 

When you do: 

git push origin main

You push to the "origin" server the main branch.  And to know what the "origin" server is, you can do: 

git remote -v

There's nothing special about the "origin" server.  So we can add a "research" server, simply via: 

git remote add research g...@github.com:plainbook-ai/plainbook-research.git

Now, if you want to push your branch, say experiment1, to the research server, you simply do: 

git push research experiment1

So you can decide which branches to push to which remotes. Similarly, you can do: 

git fetch research

to get all changes from the research repository. 

I hope this helps! 

Luca