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Git click upstream

I tried looking for an answer for this, but cannot find a direct answer.

I am running the code below.

git fetch upstream # get the latest copy from master / upstream git merge upstream/master # merge the downloaded copies and merge to your copy git commit -am"test" # commit your latest changes git push origin master # push to your fork git push upstream # push to master copy from where you forked your project - is this safe?

Is it safe to push up ( git push upstream )? My main goal is to apply my changes from my plug to the main project. Or is there a better way? thanks

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It depends on how much privilege you have for clicking. If you have not done so, ask the owner of the upstream repository to remove it from your plug.

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Since you marked this question as GitHub, I assume that you want to push your changes to your fork, and then issue a transfer request from the GitHub user interface. Git does not have a command line option to issue traction requests.

You can read more at https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests

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