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Sometimes we need to make changes to the pull request submitted to our project by community developers, such as additions to configuration files and resource files. In this case, we can just reply to the request with the changes, but there is a simpler option: we can submit a commit directly to the pull request.

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It’s been a long time since I’ve contributed code to a community project, and today I had a whim to contribute something more. It’s definitely not possible to change it directly, and deleting the fork is not a good choice either, so how to synchronize your own fork project with the original repository?