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we have a main repo name as AppDev and we forked it also I cloned to my local system.

Every time I am committing updated code in the following way.

localsystem(Clone)-->forkedRepo/particularbranch

git add file
git commit -m "Comment"
git push origin

After running the above commands, I am getting updated code into my forked repo.

Know I want to send pull request from forkedrepo/particulareBranch to main(AppDev)repo/particulareBranch.

I know,how to do this by web page.But I want to send pull request through Git Power shell.

can anyone suggest me with corresponding commands.

Thanks.

CharlesB
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Hanumath
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  • Not specific to GitHub but git supports native pull requests: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7273434/is-it-possible-to-create-merge-requests-in-pure-git-from-the-command-line/7282908 – eckes Sep 16 '13 at 12:56

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You can use git request-pull which isn't Powershell specific.

The command would be, assuming your inside your forked repo:

git push # must push into the public repo
git request-pull origin/master forkedRepo/particularbranch

You would then send/email the output of that command to the original maintainer, which has all the information needed to submit your pull request.

enorl76
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  • can you explain with my names. As per I know,`origin` points to my forked repo. I am assuming I have updated code in my forked repo.after I have to send pull request to `MainRepo/particularBranch`.For that can I send in the following way. `git request-pull origin/particularBranch mainrepo/particularBranch`.Is it right. – Hanumath Sep 16 '13 at 14:17