From the course: Learning GitHub
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The first pull request
- [Instructor] We pushed all the recent changes to GitHub. And we can start to collaborate and discuss our changes with the community and the collaborators of the repository. We can navigate again to the home page of our repository, and we can click on the tab Pull requests on the top of the page. The concept behind the pull request is very simple. When you create a pull request, you are telling to the other members of the repository that you have pushed some changes on GitHub. As you can see in a bit, you can discuss and review your changes with your collaborators before your changes are measured with the base branch. From here, you can click on New pull request or on the banner with the call to action, Compare & pull request. The result is the same. If you don't have any conflicts inside the files, GitHub are able to merge the changes automatically. As you can see on the screen, you can change the default title and…
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