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### Branch and Pull Request
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For either case, if you have not yet forked the brackets repository in your
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github account (`https://github.com/user1/brackets`), it's done automatically.
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A new branch will be created in your brackets fork with a unique name
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A new branch will be created in your Brackets fork with a unique name
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which is something like `patch-1` that contains your changes.
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You are then taken to the New Pull Request dialog which is filled in
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with all of the information from previous dialog.
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It also shows contents of new file or a "diff" of changes to existing file.
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You can make any changes if desired, then click "Send Pull Request" when done
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(or close page to Cancel).
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A pull request for your branch is created and submitted to the brackets "repo".
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A pull request for your branch is created and submitted to the Brackets "repo".
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### Code Review
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Someone on the Brackets team will review the pull request. If it's ok, it will
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### Updating Existing Branch and Pull Request
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If you need to make changes to an exsiting branch,
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you should make updates in the `patch-1` branch in your github fork of brackets
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If you need to make changes to an existing branch,
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you should make updates in the `patch-1` branch in your Github fork of Brackets
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so all of your changes for this update are in a single branch.
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Creating a new branch for every update makes it difficult for core team
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to see all changes at once, and can even create conflicts that are

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