🔄 Syncing Your Fork with the Original Repository

To bring the latest changes from the original repository (also called the "upstream") into your fork, follow these steps:

1. Add the Original Repository as Upstream

If you haven’t already, add the original repository as a remote called upstream:

git remote add upstream <original-repo-URL>

2. Fetch the Latest Changes from Upstream

Retrieve the latest commits from the original repository:

git fetch upstream

3. Merge Upstream Changes into Your Local Branch

Switch to your local main branch (or whichever branch you want to sync):

git checkout main

Merge the changes from upstream/main into your local branch:

git merge upstream/main

⚠️ If there are merge conflicts, Git will prompt you to resolve them manually. Use your code editor to fix the conflicts, then stage and commit the resolved files.

4. Push Changes to Your GitHub Fork

Finally, push the updated branch back to your GitHub fork:

git push

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Following these steps ensures your fork stays up-to-date with the original repository.