How to create a repository with an external connection that would be convenient to work with?

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Hello!
There is a project (on github) that I would like to remake to fit my needs. Has its own git repository.
How is it correct (and most importantly more convenient for later use) to connect an external repository, so that it would be possible to "watch" changes from it, and merge into my branch only those changes (not always a complete commit from the external one) that I deem necessary?
At the same time, without worrying about writing something like: git push <_my_origin_> <_my_master_>, but just git push - to my origin master.
My changes to the remote repository will be merged very rarely.
Thank you!

Answer 1

At the same time, without worrying about writing something like: git push <_my_origin_> <_my_master_>, but just git push

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In my experience, I can say that explicit is better than implicit. when you in a team clearly indicate what, where and where, everything only wins.
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