Nick Nisi • 8/24/2014

Git: Update a forked repository

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This technical tutorial explains how to update a forked GitHub repository to stay in sync with the original upstream source. It details the command-line steps to add an upstream remote, fetch changes, rebase, and push updates. The article also demonstrates how to create a custom Git alias to automate this process, reducing it to a single command for efficiency.

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