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### Make or find a GitHub issue

Whether you're fixing a bug, updating documentation, making an ehancement for an existing feature, or even a brand new feature, you must link your pull request to a GitHub issue.
Whether you're fixing a bug, updating documentation, making an enhancement for an existing feature, or even a brand new feature, you must link your pull request to a GitHub issue.

If there's an existing GitHub issue, there may already be some discussion there about the preferred approach. Make sure you read through the comments.

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After you have edited the file, GitHub will offer to create a pull request for you. This pull request will be reviewed along with other pull requests.

Make sure you read the [picking the right version](#picking-the-right-version), [create the pull request](#create-the-pr), and [recieve and respond to feedback](#recieve-feedback) sections below.
Make sure you read the [picking the right version](#picking-the-right-version), [create the pull request](#create-the-pr), and [receive and respond to feedback](#receive-feedback) sections below.

### Step 1: Picking the right version {#picking-the-right-version}

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- Link to your pull request from that issue (in the description if you can edit it, or in a comment otherwise)
- Explain your implementation. If there's anything which you needed to do a deep dive to find the best way to do it, or anything potentially controversial, etc, you can add a comment to your own pull request explaining what you did and why you did it that way.

### Step 6: Recieve and respond to feedback {#recieve-feedback}
### Step 6: Receive and respond to feedback {#receive-feedback}

Once your pull request is created, it's not the end of the road.
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