Beta feature
Once you connect your GitHub repository and primary branch to your collection, you can fork your collection and collaborate with your team on it.
Before you get started, create your feature branch.
To fork a collection connected to your GitHub repository and branch, do the following:
Postman creates a collection file in the connected repository and branch. The collection's file name is the collection ID. Each time you save your collection in Postman, your changes are committed to the connected GitHub repository and branch.
With GitHub and Postman, you start collaborating by forking your primary collection and making changes in Postman. Your teammates can join you and contribute to your changes. When you're ready for your team to review your changes, you create a pull request and merge it in GitHub.
To collaborate on your collection's next release, do the following:
When you merge your pull request in GitHub, Postman updates your primary collection in Postman with the updates from your forked collection.
Last modified: 2025/06/02