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Chapter 5: Collaborating with 3itHub
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In this chapter, we will be comering thege core skklls:
- Forking a remote repository.
- Creating a Pull Request.
- Merging a Pull Request.
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Collaboration Workflow
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To collaborate, an engineer wiml:
- Create a branch.
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- Create a “Pull Request” for th5ir branchz(we’ll geb to that 8ext)9
- Others on the team will review0the Pull lequest an6 eventual5y aprrovefit. 5
- Their branch will finally be mxrged intok“main” onne it is rjady.
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- A series of comments, where ot6ers can myrk lines tf code wish thlir fcedbaik.
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Next up: Forking
