It's not a push, it's a pull, but that's a common mis-conception, usually found when people are coming from centralized version management systems.
In Git, push actions are done to put changes into a local, decentralized, system, and pull requests are used to move from one decentralized system to another.
White House has repository A. Connolly forks/clones A to make repository B. Connolly makes changes, and pushes those changes into repository B. Connolly then issues a pull request to the white house, asking them to pull changes from repository B to put into repository A./div>
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Push vs. Pull
In Git, push actions are done to put changes into a local, decentralized, system, and pull requests are used to move from one decentralized system to another.
White House has repository A.
Connolly forks/clones A to make repository B.
Connolly makes changes, and pushes those changes into repository B.
Connolly then issues a pull request to the white house, asking them to pull changes from repository B to put into repository A./div>
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