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massef2016-01-19 02:01:27
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massef, 2016-01-19 02:01:27

Collaborators and Pull Request, what's the difference?

I want to add a friend to the project, the question is, how will it be easier for us to work?
As I understand it, adding a member gives write permission, i.e. he can immediately push to the master, right? A pull request is a change request.
How are these methods different? (although the pull request is more or less clear)
In the case of adding a participant, the work occurs as with one participant, i.e. everyone clones a turnip and pushes to master or a separate dev branch, right?

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Alexey Strukov, 2016-01-19
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A pull request can be made by anyone who forked your project.
A collaborator with sufficient rights can accept this request. More details in the git documentation.

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