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You get a personal copy of the repo, but can leave it attached to the source to quickly and easily pull their changes into your copy or push yours to theirs:
Was just wondering this and also thinking, a fork is really just another branch right?
A fork is not a branch, but a clone of the original repo with some github sugar added.
Essentially, yes.
You get a personal copy of the repo, but can leave it attached to the source to quickly and easily pull their changes into your copy or push yours to theirs:
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