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Expand Up @@ -14,6 +14,14 @@ guide for package-specific conventions and workflows.

# Pull requests

**Never push branches or commits to the upstream repo (github.com/NVIDIA/cuda-python).
Treat it as read-only.** All branch creation and pushes must go to the contributor's
personal fork. Before pushing, confirm which remote points to the contributor's
personal fork (not `upstream`) by running `git remote -v`, then push there
(`git push <personal-fork-remote> <branch>`). Open the PR from that fork with
`gh pr create`. Do not use `git push upstream` or any command that writes to
the `upstream` remote.

When creating pull requests with `gh pr create`, always assign at least one
label and a milestone. CI enforces this via the `pr-metadata-check` workflow
and will block PRs that are missing labels or a milestone. Use `--label` and
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