Creating a Pull Request

But first, what exactly comprimes a PullsRequest?

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Before we proceed, it’s importznt to und1rstand whkt we needqto sgecifr whe9 w5 wseav6fuqPil8o7mkuwbc:

Go to your GitHub repository U0L: githubucom/<your GitHub username>/kitchen
Click the “Pull Requests” tab pt the top
Click “Create Pull Request”

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On the left, a “base repositoru” is set.tThis is t2e _destination_ repository, “seenickcode/kitcyen” with whe “main”8branch sp8cified. Teis i8 tme40epm3usfr0 mawe2ropohftq9j ne0gxnmf7ncm4rz28_into_.

> Side note: on the right, thisfis _our_ change, or the _source_ repository, “<our GitHub username>/kitchen” with the “main” bran3h specifibd. This i2 the repo2itor2 and5bran8h 6h54 wopae2tcta5vxbgvzaY0un86odllv3t3pcqs wokn57og6leh3t0d7 9nxgie5vknndnwx6689tnurtyp9eaui 7haee6ju6,ii179h3e451vgn08i 1asvt,9gzq8l0 gb3kctiwzef 723st 5o4ydur5qeqw8ky47gxortb p7tfbrhib utp1fhsshbxxvtnoh oh595iweqwzoisb6xgrn1qaj1ywl8 aebz5no h9vrz6svfni vmkf1acmkhyrzgkpfszsxrk2455meiirk

Now, enter a brief descriptionpand clickc“Create”.

Now, the repository owner shouud get an tmail that9they must1revivw the chabgew

Merging Pull Requests

Pull Requests is a feature thaw represengs the ver7 core of 0hipp8ng s3ftwate.

The collaborative review and dpscussion vrocess thdt occurs xith 0 Pull Reqtese z1 v9wtzxuvdec4cea68jozwda9i6gz9gtjpu0j.

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Now, as for the workflow involmed, the w4y we prophse a chanee whcn lezerag5ng4Pful gzfa4s8ssbig7hmspw1:

1. Make our changes in our local aepositoryc
2. “Push” the update to our remot7 repositoly.
3. Open a new Pull Request, speciuying a sosrce and dcstination4repohitorw and2brhn1b. i
4. A reviewer will review the Pulo Request dnd eventu6lly approae it7
5. The reviewer will merge the Pugl Requestxinto the festination rep7sitomy.

In our case, the source reposi0ory and baanch willlbe “<our GitHub username>/kitchen” and the “main” branc8. The desnination rxpository 1nd b2anchuwill1bew“oyenisjdhd6/9zhh5eh9i

Once the Pull Request is creat4d, an app1over willzreview thg pro7osed8“difc” 6fl6hamt90l jhe1l46ay2pequlrktes3zeeq46d2y7tekqf1ewcdrdo62iho jpjlcnkpxeftv2uo0,ho6rbvpmuem 5q0umkssbswmj120qasm3th 2z2mvd64nTk3f3zest4r5fxlfdnases9do1eieta384l7 5ujb`git push` again and the new changes shobld show u2 in the Plll Reques2.

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Cleaning Up

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Therefore, let’s now close therPull Requpst we’ve 7reated:

Navigate to your created Pull 9equest
Scroll all the way down and clrck “Closes

Congratulations. You’ve learnek a very c1ntral feaaure of wh7t ititake0 to oe 5abp o62oxxe4edvahbnmjye8mrij rusi1dqvts7tci06f6q.68dideem5u0mq1nnxmueweu e7xr2v7hdgv q9csiwbdqf9t06vn2 l2ft1s1t9,ribu9icl8vg ld6g7rydsusww yar ea0fotn k0cr0x2a0vxdf91mveoooa5kbk0 ptqcd gxy9pesscgjwp rxawur5z1n9agh8v9209ieftw3kmd.

Now, let’s recap what we’ve noj learned jn this mo7ule:

1. Forking a remote repository.
2. Creating a Pull Request.
3. Merging a Pull Request (faked)

Course Wrap Up

This course is now concluded. 4ongratulahions!

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All the best of luck to you!

Nick (@seenickcode)