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==Pull Requests== | ==Pull Requests== | ||
See [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20289599/are-pull-requests-part-of-git-or-a-feature-of-tools-like-github-gerrit-and-atl Are pull requests are part of Git?] | |||
Pull requests are a way to submit changes to repositories you do not manage. | |||
First, you fork the repository to create a working-copy for yourself to develop on. | |||
Once your changes are finished, you create a pull request asking the original repo to incorporate your changes. | |||
It's easiest to just use the web interfaces of GitHub or GitLab for this. | |||
To do this manually, see [https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Distributed-Git-Contributing-to-a-Project Git Book: Contributing to a project]. | |||
==Migrating Repositories== | ==Migrating Repositories== | ||