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* In the end push your changes to your fork, then create a pull request.
* In the end push your changes to your fork, then create a pull request.
* In a pull request merge your '''develop'''/'''feature''' branch with our '''develop''' branch.
* In a pull request merge your '''develop'''/'''feature''' branch with our '''develop''' branch.
* Don't need to close the feature branch.
* Don't need to close a named branch.
* If you want to make several pull requests per time return to develop branch and "reopen" another feature branch.


Most likely we will ask you to fix some issues in a code. In this case you will add your changes to the '''feature''' branch and update your pull request. No need to create new one each time.
Most likely we will ask you to fix some issues in a code. In this case you will add your changes to the '''feature''' branch and update your pull request. No need to create new one each time.