Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Synching Changes from the Parent Repository

The video tutorial explains how to manage and sync a forked repository with its parent repository on GitHub. It covers the initial setup of a fork, the concept of origin and upstream remotes, and the process of fetching and pulling changes from the parent repository to keep the forked repository up to date. The tutorial also highlights the limitations of a forked repository in terms of pushing changes to the parent repository and provides a step-by-step guide to adding an upstream remote for syncing purposes.

What limitations does a user have when trying to push changes to the parent repository?

How can a user fetch changes from a public parent repository?

What happens after pulling changes into a local repository from the parent repository?