How to keep your Github fork up-to date (THE EASY WAY)
This tutorial will cut the CLI BULLSHIT away and show you how you can keep your Forked repository up-to date with the Master repository in an easy way.
I’ll show you how to do it by making an example fork on codezoned’s ScriptsDump repository.
- Go to the Master repository and create a new pull request.

2. Keep the head fork (The repository where you want the changes to go) as your forked repo and the base repo as the master (Original) one. Initially the head fork would be your forked repo and the base repo would be the original/master repo.

3. Create the Pull request and review the changes. By now, You’ll understand what you’re doing.
You’re creating a pull request to yourself (Your forked repository) from the main/master/original repository to merge the changes that have taken place.

4. Once that is done. Sit back, Write a snazzy title for yourself and create the Pull request. After creating the pull request, Just merge the pull request in your forked repository.

That’s it! You’ve done it. All the latest changes are residing in your forked repository and you are ready to rock your awesome changes in it ^_^
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