How to properly deal with old fork pr's ?

[Komal199824]

Well, I’m new to GitHub.
Suppose I receive a pull request (PR) from someone who forked the repository a long time ago. Because of that, the main branch is now far ahead. How should I deal with it?

[Omkumar2003]

i also had the same doubt ...this is the workflow i used ...i hope it helps you

Step	Command(s)	Description
1. Check main is updated	git checkout main	Switch to the main branch and pull the latest changes from the remote.
	git pull origin main
2. List and fetch PR	gh pr list	List open PRs, fetch PR #2 into a local branch pr-2, and switch to it.
	git fetch origin pull/2/head:pr-2
	git checkout pr-2
3. Rebase PR on latest main	git rebase main	Update the PR branch with the latest changes from main.
4. Merge PR branch into main	git checkout main	Merge the rebased PR branch into your main branch.
	git merge pr-2
5. Check differences	git diff main..pr-2	Review changes introduced by the PR.
6. Stage changes	git add .	Stage all files for commit.
7. Commit, push, and clean up	git commit -m "Fixes #2 , closes #2"	Commit with issue references, push changes to remote main, and delete local PR branch.
	git push origin main
	git branch -d pr-2

[FrankZurita]

Haz un revert