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Lawrence (Drew) Whisenant edited this page Jan 6, 2019
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Once you've pushed all your changes and you're ready to finish your task, it's time to get your changes into master, the main branch that should have all the final code in it.
Before you can put your code in master, though, we have to look at it. Part of this is to double-check your work. The other part is let other people see what's been changed.
To create a pull request.
Go to the Repository's GitHub page on the Pull requests tab.
You should see anything you've pushed recently at the top of the page. Click the Compare & pull request button.
Fill out the title of the pull request. Between it and the Leave a comment box, you should give some detail about what you did.
Invite reviewers on the right side of the pull request. You should invite drewwhis and a couple of other people to review.
Choose the project on the right side of the pull request. Your changes likely match with one of the projects, so choose the one that fits.