In the context of software development and version control, a "forking extension" generally refers to a feature or tool that allows developers to create a copy (or "fork") of a project repository. This enables them to experiment with changes, add new features, or fix bugs independently of the original project. Forking is commonly associated with platforms like GitHub and GitLab, where users can fork repositories to make modifications without affecting the original codebase.
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