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+1  Q: 

Someone sent me a pull request, what do I do?

Someone cloned my repository, fixed bugs, and sent me a pull request.

Can anyone tell me how do I pull from the users repository in github and put changes in my tree?

+3  A: 

It's in the github faq: http://github.com/guides/pull-requests

joggink  2010-01-26 15:18:51
thanks, it worked!
bodacydo  2010-01-26 15:20:55

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