Ease working with Git Forks

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My usual workflow for working on forks looks like this: Clone the original repo, add my own fork as second remote. Fetch all changes from original repo, create a new branch, and push this branch to my own fork. The pushing is where the default sucks. Git will by default push to origin which is the original repo without push rights. I'll explain two solutions I've used so far to ease this little…

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