Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Section 12 Introduction

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of contributing to public repositories. It covers creating and cloning forked repositories, making changes, and opening pull requests. The tutorial also explains setting up upstream repositories and synchronizing changes from upstream to origin. The video concludes with a summary of the next steps.

What is the first step in contributing to a public repository?

• Submit a pull request

• Directly edit the public repository

• Create a forked repository

• Create a new branch

After cloning the forked repository to your local machine, what should you do next?

• Delete the forked repository

• Open a pull request

• Synchronize with the upstream

• Make changes to the code

What is the final step after making changes in your local repository?

• Synchronize with the upstream

• Create a new fork

• Open a pull request

• Delete the local repository

What is the purpose of setting up an upstream repository?

• To create a backup of your changes

• To delete the forked repository

• To point to the public repository

• To merge changes automatically

How do you ensure your forked repository is up-to-date with the public repository?

• By deleting the old fork

• By synchronizing changes from upstream

• By opening a new pull request

• By creating a new fork