Sync original repository changes to forked repository

 

When you fork a repository on GitHub or another Git hosting platform, you create a copy of the repository under your account. This copy is completely independent of the original repository, and any changes you make to the forked repository will not affect the original repository.

However, if the original repository is updated, you can choose to incorporate those updates into your forked repository. To do this, you need to sync your fork with the original repository.

Syncing your fork means fetching the changes from the original repository and merging them into your forked repository. This will bring your fork up-to-date with the latest changes in the original repository.

You can sync your fork using the following steps:

1. Open your forked repository on GitHub.
2. Click on the "Fetch upstream" button in the "Pull requests" tab.
3. Click on the "Create pull request" button.
4. Review the changes and create the pull request.

Once you have created the pull request, you can merge the changes into your forked repository. This will update your fork with the latest changes from the original repository.