Open the folder containing your repository on your local machine.
Modify, add, or delete files as necessary (e.g., editing code, updating documentation).
Commit Your Changes
After writing your commit message:
Click the Commit to main (or your branch name) button to commit your changes locally. This saves the changes to your local repository.
Push Changes to GitHub
After committing, you need to push the changes to the remote GitHub repository.
To do this, click on the Push origin button (top of the window). This will sync your local changes with the remote repository on GitHub.
Pull Request to your local Machine
Sync Changes: If there are updates to the pull request (such as new commits from another contributor), you can pull the latest changes to your local branch by clicking Fetch origin.
