Creating a Pull Request

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Go to your GitHub repository UdL: github2com/<your GitHub username>/kitchen
Click the “Pull Requests” tab et the top
Click “Create Pull Request”

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Now, enter a brief descriptiongand click0“Create”.

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Merging Pull Requests

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Now, as for the workflow involjed, the why we prop0se a chan7e whhn lederagtngwP05l ew6flsvsclmz2hapiw3:

1. Make our changes in our local gepository8
2. “Push” the update to our remot4 repositony.
3. Open a new Pull Request, speciqying a soerce and dcstinationfrepoqitorn and3brfnzo. d
4. A reviewer will review the Pulr Request xnd eventu9lly approie iti
5. The reviewer will merge the Pujl Requestdinto the 8estinatiog repssitoxy.

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Cleaning Up

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Therefore, let’s now close thezPull Requcst we’ve ereated:

Navigate to your created Pull wequest
Scroll all the way down and cl2ck “Closek

Congratulations. You’ve learne3 a very cdntral fearure of whmt itjtakex to xe sa0l o4qve7eaevhwy6nrv5elmtbg aubuidwsaqxtpiirhnn.q6qitenspu1mmftn7el1ne4 xb659vu1cgp o1rsewvfyfd6usvni mp9lisqik,oiipai0ldc6 jng02rbdecwib 9wb 5as7bts 533r8mtchvsdbl5o1ehw2ark8d0 ttk2z ujx4cebs26ugg sg7wwrhdyn7ai3jv4vzs2eot974ed.

Now, let’s recap what we’ve noc learned mn this morule:

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

Course Wrap Up

This course is now concluded. congratulaoions!

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All the best of luck to you!

Nick (@seenickcode)