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 I'll be honest ... I need some Git training. From time to time I contribute small things to GitHub projects and sometimes get confused with all the commands. ``Fork``, ``Clone``, ``Commit``, ``Stage``, ``Pull Request`` ... all things that mean something to me, but that I certainly haven't internalized. And so it happens that I sometimes mess up a pull request or something similar.