To commit to a pull request branch created from a fork, you need push access to the base repository, permission from the pull request creator, and a user-owned fork without branch restrictions that prevent your push. Only the pull request creator can allow edits to their fork. See Allowing changes to a pull request branch created from a fork.
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On GitHub, navigate to the fork where the pull request branch was created.
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Au-dessus de la liste de fichiers, cliquez sur Code.
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Copiez l’URL du dépôt.
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Pour cloner le référentiel en utilisant HTTPS, sous « HTTPS », cliquez sur .
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Pour cloner le dépôt avec une clé SSH, en incluant un certificat émis par l’autorité de certification SSH de votre organisation, cliquez sur SSH et sur .
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Pour cloner un dépôt avec l’GitHub CLI, cliquez sur GitHub CLI et sur .
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Open your terminal or Git Bash.
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Change the current working directory to the location where you want to clone the fork.
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Clone the fork, then navigate into the cloned repository.
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Check out the pull request's compare branch. To find the compare branch, open the pull request and check the branch shown at the top of the page.
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Make your changes, then stage and commit them.
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Push your commit to the pull request branch.
git push origin TEST-BRANCH
Your new commits appear on the original pull request on votre instance GitHub Enterprise Server.