How git updates or cancels the fork on GitHub repository

GitHub

GitHub is a managed platform for open source and private software projects because Git is hosted only as a unique repository format, so it's called GitHub.
GitHub was launched on April 10, 2008, with features such as subscriptions, discussion groups, text rendering, online file editors, collaboration maps (reports), Code Snippets Sharing (Gist), in addition to git code warehouse hosting and basic Web management interfaces. At present, its registered users have more than 3.5 million, the number of managed version is also very much, including many well-known open source project Ruby on Rails, jQuery, Python and so on.

If you see a good project on the GitHub site, there are generally three things you can do:

-watch--and attention
-star--Collection
-fork--Copy someone else's code, we can modify the submission, let the original author decide whether to agree to update the Fork repository

Original author updated project How do we update to our own github?
On the internet to see a good blog https://blog.csdn.net/qq1332479771/article/details/56087333, which describes the interface of GitHub and git command line two ways to update, Don't dwell on it here. Cancel repository of fork

Sometimes we fork too many projects, may affect the use of GIT efficiency, then how to cancel it. It's really simple, first find the fork on your GitHub page respository:

Then select Settings, find delete Repository at the bottom and delete.