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Manage your Git Workflow with Forks

The newest video in our GitKraken Tutorials and Tips series is “How to Manage your Git Workflow with Forks in GitKraken”. Creating a fork from the original project allows you to make changes to a project without altering the original repository. In this way, multiple people can develop forks off of the master repository without altering it until it is time to merge the commits.

In this video, you will see how to create a fork and then how to make changes to the fork in GitKraken. After watching this video, you will be able to clone a forked repo, checkout a branch you want to add a feature to, and create a pull request to get those changes into the master repository.

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