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Sharing your work via pull requests - GitHub Tutorial
From the course: Version Control for Everyone
Sharing your work via pull requests
- [Instructor] Up to this point we've seen how to share our work, and how to Fork someone else's repository so we can take that starting point and go a different direction. Now let's look at how collaboration usually works on GitHub and others, pull requests. The workflow is generally this; Fork, Branch, Commit your work, Push it and make a pull request. Let's try it out. We're back here on the Pumpkincustard version of English-garden-book. I've deleted my old version so we can start completely fresh here. So let's Fork this, takes a couple of seconds. And now I'm going to clone this myself. I'll use the GitHub Desktop app for this, because Sublime Merge has cached the Pumpkincustard details. Because I'm using the GitHub Desktop app, now my cloned version appears down here. I could also clone this by URL if I wanted to. I'll use the GitHub.com version, and we'll choose a location for this. I'll put it in my exercise…
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