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How to merge a transfer request into the function branch of my github project?

Someone sent a request to transfer my GitHub project from a fork. Instead of merging directly with the master, I would prefer to merge the changes into the function branch so that I can make some minor changes before merging the final product with the master. If at all possible, I would like GitHub to inform the applicant that the request has been accepted (I want to encourage and acknowledge contributions!). Is it possible? How should I do it?

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It would be nice if you could change the goal of merging the pull request. It would also be nice if you could collaborate on a tensile request before accepting it to fix minor issues. AFIAK Github does not allow any of these things. You have a choice ...

  • Make a merge manually and thank the author in a comment on PR explaining why he did not merge directly into master.
  • Ask the author to resubmit the transfer request to the function branches.
  • Ask the author to make corrections.

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