I forked a project on Git Hub and cloned that forked project in my local machine. So I have three git systems: one upstream, the original project, one origin, the forked project on GitHub, and one on the local machine.

I created a branch on my local machine and committed some changes to it, which I then pushed on the forked repo. And finally, I made a pull request for that on the original repo.

After some time, some guy’s PR merged in the original repo, so I rebased my local repo with the upstream repo. Now, when I try to create a push on the origin repo, I get the error Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind...

What did I do wrong above? Another question: Will the origin branch be rebased if I rebase my local branch with the upstream branch?