From: otto@debian.org 
  
 Hi, 
  
 > > ...but how do you then tell the Git forge to use your changes when 
 > > you want to tell it to merge this merge request? 
 > 
 > I mean, yes, if the merge request has been made from a different branch in 
 > the same Git repository, so you actually have enough access to force-push 
 > your changes to that branch, that might even be possible, but first, that's 
 > not always the case, and second, even then that is not always easy and 
 > convenient. 
  
 In the web interface you can suggest changes that automatically become 
 patches on the branch, which the original submitter can easily clean 
 up / integrate next time they rebase/refresh the MR. 
  
 >From the command line you can actually push to a branch even if it was 
 submitted from a fork. You can see an example of that in 
 https://salsa.debian.org/dgit-team/dgit/-/merge_requests/296 where my 
 MR was rewritten and merged even to the degree that none of the 
 commits in the MR were any longer mine. 
  
 I encourage people to try out using MRs, and you are likely to notice 
 details like this when playing around with the functionality. 
  
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