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# How To Pull Request ## Fork and Start Contributing As you don't have access to the original repository, you need to fork (copy) the repository to your account and start working on your copy.  ## Create relevant branches Never work directly in the 'main' or 'master' branch, you need to create branches for each issue following the correct convention. Bug - fix/ New Feature - feat/  ## Test Before Creating Pull Request are sure that you have solved an issue, make sure you test it properly before raising a PR, as creating PRs without proper testing code makes a bad impression.  ## Linking PR with Issue Once you open a PR, make sure you link it with the issue you worked on by mentioning the issue number in the description of your PR. Example: fixes: #issue_number resolves: #issue_number  ## Wait for the Maintainer to Merge At this point, you need to wait for the maintainer to check your PR and be a part of the discussion if there is any. If everything goes right, your PR will be merged. ## commands: ``` 1. fork the repository which you want to contribute [copy the code into your own repository] 2. clone the code into local environ ment git clone forked url git checkout -b fix-typo git add . git commit -m "fixed typo" git push git push --set-upstream origin fix-typo ```