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Working With Others

Forking vs. Cloning

Pull Requests — Proposing Changes

Code Review & Collaborating with Others

Issues, Labels, and Project Boards

Module 6 Check-In

Learn how developers actually work together on GitHub: forking, cloning, opening and reviewing pull requests, and tracking work with issues, labels, and project boards.

Everything so far has been about you and your own repository. Now it's time to work with other people: forking projects, proposing changes through pull requests, reviewing others' work, and staying organized with issues and project boards.

Collaborating on GitHub

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