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After merging PR how can I contribute to that project if its codebase is updated ? #820
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@Abbas7120 To contribute to a project after your PR is merged and the codebase is updated, first, sync your fork with the main repository. Do this by adding the upstream remote, fetching the latest changes from the upstream repository, merging those changes into your local main branch, and pushing the updates to your fork. Then, create a new branch for your new feature or bug fix, make your changes, commit them, and push the branch to your fork. Finally, submit another pull request from that branch to continue contributing. |
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@Abbas7120 To contribute to a project after your PR is merged and the codebase is updated, first, sync your fork with the main repository. Do this by adding the upstream remote, fetching the latest changes from the upstream repository, merging those changes into your local main branch, and pushing the updates to your fork. Then, create a new branch for your new feature or bug fix, make your changes, commit them, and push the branch to your fork. Finally, submit another pull request from that branch to continue contributing.