After forking a repo and pushing a branch fix-bug to your fork, what is the next step to propose your changes to the original project?

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Git - Collaboration Workflows

After forking a repo and pushing a branch fix-bug to your fork, what is the next step to propose your changes to the original project?

ADirectly push fix-bug branch to the original repository

BCreate a pull request from your fork's fix-bug branch to the original repo

CMerge fix-bug branch locally without pushing

DDelete your fork and clone the original repo again

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the pull request purpose
A pull request asks the original project to review and merge your changes from your fork's branch.
Step 2: Identify the correct action after pushing
After pushing your branch to your fork, you create a pull request targeting the original repository's branch.
Final Answer:
Create a pull request from your fork's fix-bug branch to the original repo -> Option B
Quick Check:
Push branch then create pull request [OK]

Quick Trick: Push branch, then open pull request to original repo [OK]

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