GitHub Forks and Pull Requests | Step by Step

In this video, we'll look at how to contribute to open source projects on GitHub using forks and pull requests. We'll cover making a GitHub fork, we'll make changes to the forked repository, and finally create and complete a pull request to merge those changes back into the original repository.
Link to the repository used in this video: github.com/wesdoyle/python_ep...
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[@vim_usr2753]

This was exactly what I needed to be able to make one very small (one word) change to an open source project. I feel like I could spend LOTS of time learning the ins and outs of git, but this is the perfect start to hit the ground running. Thank you.

[@garrywyatt8766]

Thank you so much, i have spend almost 20 hrs looking for a solution, again i say thank you,....you will be my fev channel

[@sahil_8300]

this what i tried for last 4 day, i watched like almost more that 20 videos on youtube and that is the last one which really worked... thank you so much😊😊

[@krish_for_you]

Thanks Doyle, your explanation is good no lagging and it is completely clear explanation.

[@Amine-yq7jg]

best explanation so far on forks and pull requests, thank you wes.

[@kiwi-Centaur]

Hey Wes, thanks a lot for this wonderful video, really appreciate the time you put into this.

[@mefahimrahman]

Thank you for the simplest explanation with realistic example

[@hemanthkotagiri8865]

Just at the right time. Thank you so much for this video! Your video quality and content are top-notch.!

[@WesDoyle]

Thanks Hemanth! Glad to hear that. All the best

[@AlbertoGarcia-by5tk]

Buenisimo Wes !!! Felicitaciones. Claro, directo y sin rodeos. Me solucionó un problema que tenía con ese punto, aparte, estaba contra reloj. :-)

[@Ops_pops]

Thank You very much bro your explanation is fluid and precise.. and covered everything. i really appreciate your effort to make these videos.❤

[@suzannedepoe95]

Great video, easy to understand, Thank you!

[@huseyinbarin1653]

really good content. Kudos to the contributor

[@md-oo1kw]

I have added learned a lot from these 12 minutes video. Thank you @Wes. you rock

[@quamzgraphix9826]

Explanation on point, thank you very much

[@sandipkarmakar7370]

Hey Wes, really appreciate your contribution waiting for your DevOps series :-)

[@xaxa4386]

Up for THIS!!!!!! devops series pleaseeeeee

[@infodiff]

Thank you for wonderful explanation.

[@boringmanager9559]

My man really helped to find that annoying button

[@harshitvarshney9019]

Sir You Saved me !!! You taught me new thing today. A lot of thanks to you Sir❤❤

[@ahnaffaiyaz1892]

Thank you, sir. Very helpful.

[@LuisCervantes-du2lv]

Your information was very helpful.

[@pnwgirl4]

Super useful video! You explained it very clearly, thank you!

[@WesDoyle]

Thanks Lydia! Glad it was useful.

[@imorphr1713]

Thank you. Explain very well. Very useful.

[@coffeeisthepathtovictory1290]

Thank you for making this video.

[@danivoi]

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[@dhirajbbendre877]

Your Video helped a lot thanks

[@milesvendetti-houser1889]

Hey, once again another awesome video. Are you using a git terminal where it shows you the current working branch?

[@cigdemturkmen]

thank you. great video!

[@salmataha4127]

Lifesaver! Thanks, liked and subbed!!

[@WesDoyle]

Glad it helped!

[@adhamgamal4166]

very useful.. thanks ❤😍

[@contentprogramming]

good job keep going :)

[@brandoncroberts]

very helpful thanks :)
I've been a dev for a couple years and never had to use upstream in git before.
Question: would it be more standard to create a feature branch in your forked repo?

[@misterk7_-]

Thanks :)

[@DjPsitASandDjAdi]

Helpfull

[@stanislavkryshchuk9200]

great explanation !
thank you!
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[@dhruvpurwar6642]

Thanks

[@nubepegajosa8115]

but do you merge the fork with the first created program?

[@anuragparcha4483]

Hey! why not create branches instead of forks to add new features and ask to merge those branches to the master(now main) branch? Branches seem very light weight compared to Forks to me. Or am I missing a point here? If someone can clarify that would be great!

[@garynico9872]

please someone answer this

[@hilalsemercioglu8599]

Because,Forks are generaly being used to contribute to open projects which you dont have permission to access the original repo. Or you can use your own forked copy to develop your own app.If you work in a company they will you access to work on repo and open branches

[@TooSlowTube]

8 minutes or so in... I couldn't follow how you got to the list of Commits, or find out how in the github user interface.
There's a Commits under Insights, which is on the three little dots menu, near top right, but that doesn't seem to have anything to do with what I was supposed to be looking at.
Up to that point, it was all going well :)
I seem to have managed to find a way to submit my pull request, but I had no clear idea what I was doing.
Maybe the user interface of github has been changed since this was made?

[@bhargav7476]

how do I import this fork?

[@himusardar8329]

When I try to fork it says, 'you are not a member of any organizations'. Than how can I practice ?

[@codewarrior4458]

Wes looks like Peter(spiderman)

[@muratcakal8975]

ahh spiderman :)

[@cyber-sf5zm]

Video starts at 3:00

[@JasonRobards2]

8:48 Sigh... who designed this click fest? Should be on own repo page, front and center. Not hidden behind several tutorials