I notice your branch atharva-feature is the same branch as #22183 and has the same commits. For future reference, it's best to create separate branches for each new PR. This way can work on separate tasks on different branches. For example:

git fetch upstream main
git checkout -b kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc upstream/main

And you can work on just kmeans_plusplus on the kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc branch.

Edit: Correctly first command to be: git fetch upstream main (Thanks @ogrisel)

I believe that:

git fetch upstream/main
git checkout -b kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc upstream/main

should rather be read:

git fetch upstream main
git checkout -b kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc upstream/main

or even more explicitly:

git fetch https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn main
git checkout -b kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc FETCH_HEAD

if you do not have the upstream remote alias defined (git remote -v to check your alias configuration).

I believe that:

git fetch upstream/main
git checkout -b kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc upstream/main

should rather be read:

git fetch upstream main
git checkout -b kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc upstream/main

or even more explicitly:

git fetch https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn main
git checkout -b kmeans_plusplus_numpydoc FETCH_HEAD

if you do not have the upstream remote alias defined (git remote -v to check your alias configuration).

Yes @ogrisel, I tried

git fetch upstream/main

However, it was not working

git fetch upstream main

I believe this works correctly. Thanks!

For future reference, the branching instructions are in the How to contribute docs (steps 5-8). In step 8, you can create new branch names.

The instructions there are slightly different from here, but accomplish the same goal.