I actually haven't done this many times. Just 2 times IIRC. To explain what I do using your example -
I fork Andy's repo, then add the repo on my github:
git remote add myrepo https://github.com/napoleon039/repo
I then push the changes to my own repo:
git add . && git commit -m "Commit message" && git push myrepo master
And lastly, I go to github and do a pull request
This worked for me. I didn't know there were other ways to do this. I hope I can find better ways to push a pull request to a forked repo.
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I actually haven't done this many times. Just 2 times IIRC. To explain what I do using your example -
I fork Andy's repo, then add the repo on my github:
I then push the changes to my own repo:
And lastly, I go to github and do a pull request
This worked for me. I didn't know there were other ways to do this. I hope I can find better ways to push a pull request to a forked repo.