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For Git repositories, you may manage per repository how the [environment variables](/user/environment-variables/) and the [custom SSH keys](/user/private-dependencies/#user-key) will be handled in Travis CI when a build triggered as an effect of filing a Pull Request from a forked repository. Two settings are available specifically for this purpose, allowing you to customize your security vs. collaboration setup.
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**base repository** - a Git repository, which is forked by someone else
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**fork** or **forked repository** - any Git repository forked from the **base repository**
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**PR** - Pull Request (e.g. in GitHub, BitBucket, GitLab) or Merge Request (in Assembla)
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* **base repository** - a Git repository, which is forked by someone else
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* **fork** or **forked repository** - any Git repository forked from the **base repository**
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* **PR** - Pull Request (e.g. in GitHub, BitBucket, GitLab) or Merge Request (in Assembla)
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> Please note: Repositories activated in [Travis CI](https://app.travis-ci.com ) before **March 1st, 2022** will have the `Share encrypted environment variables with forks (PRs) ` setting set to OFF. Please verify your collaboration model if necessary (especially for public repositories). The `Share SSH keys with forks (PRs)` will be set to ON for private repositories not to break too many collaboration setups.
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Repository settings will be set by default to OFF for any repository activated in [Travis CI](https://app.travis-ci.com) after **March 1st, 2022**. For repositories activated in Travis CI after **March 1st, 2022**, you may want to consider changing the default settings depending on your collaboration model.

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