checkout master (master) $ git pull upstream master Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (master) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch master. You can omit git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also choose a branch manually • freno project page • Mitigating replication lag and reducing read load with freno, a GitHub Engineering blog post Topology Service This document describes the Topology Service, a key part of the Vitess

checkout master (master) $ git pull upstream master Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (master) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch master. 37 You can git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also choose a branch manually • freno project page • Mitigating replication lag and reducing read load with freno, a GitHub Engineering blog post Topology Service This document describes the Topology Service, a key part of the Vitess

checkout main (main) $ git pull upstream main Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (main) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch main. 39 You can omit git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also choose a branch manually • freno project page • Mitigating replication lag and reducing read load with freno, a GitHub Engineering blog post 127 Topology Service This document describes the Topology Service, a key part of the

checkout master (master) $ git pull upstream master Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (master) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch master. 38 You can git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also choose a branch manually • freno project page • Mitigating replication lag and reducing read load with freno, a GitHub Engineering blog post Topology Service This document describes the Topology Service, a key part of the Vitess

checkout main (main) $ git pull upstream main Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (main) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch main. You can omit the git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also choose a branch manually • freno project page • Mitigating replication lag and reducing read load with freno, a GitHub Engineering blog post Topology Service This document describes the Topology Service, a key part of the Vitess

checkout master (master) $ git pull upstream master Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (master) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch master. You can omit git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also choose a branch manually

checkout master (master) $ git pull upstream master Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (master) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch master. You can omit git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also [choose a branch manually]

checkout master (master) $ git pull upstream master Note: In the example output above we prefixed the prompt with (master) to stress the fact that the command must be run from the branch master. 25 You can git push without arguments: (new-feature) $ git push Then go to the repository page and it should prompt you to create a Pull Request from a branch you recently pushed. You can also choose a branch manually