Pull Request (PR): A git workflow
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The document provides instructions for sending a pull request to a remote public repository in 3 steps: 1. Fork the remote public repo and work on a branch rather than the master branch, committing changes to that branch. 2. On GitHub, switch to your branch and send a pull request from your repo to the remote repo's master branch. 3. The remote repo will review the change and potentially merge it into their branch.
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