Small suggestions not worthy of a separate topic

What if I already have a created fork?

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Then use the existing fork, but you’ll probably want to sync it with the latest Thrive master code. I think nowadays there’s a button on the github website to do that so you don’t even need to know the git commands to do that.

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My fork already has changes and a pull request, if I change it the pull request of my photosynthesys patch will also change.

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What do you plan to change within this fork including photosynthesis rebalance by the way?

In git you should always make a new branch when you start making changes. That way you can keep the master branch clean for making even more changes (even before the first changes have been merged).

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