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In the classic fork-and-pull (forking) workflow used by many open source projects, how does an external contributor without write access typically submit a change?

They push commits directly to the main branch of the upstream repository They email a patch file to every maintainer individually They fork the upstream repo, push a branch to their fork, and open a pull request back to upstream They open an issue and wait for a maintainer to write the code on their behalf

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They fork the upstream repo, push a branch to their fork, and open a pull request back to upstream

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