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Create a pull request (PR)

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Create a pull request (PR)

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- [Instructor] We've implemented the code change, committed our changes, integrated the latest version of main, and prepared the code for review. Now we're ready to open a pull request. So far, the feature branch we've been working on has been local to our computer. The first step we need to take is push this feature branch, or this new version of the code, up to the cloud. In GitHub Desktop, we can do this by clicking publish branch. This will make the feature version of our code accessible on GitHub, so we can open a pull request. Going back to the main page of our repository on GitHub, we can click branch and see our branch has been uploaded. Since we just published this branch, GitHub prompts us to create a pull request. So let's follow the prompt and click compare and pull request. If this option does not show up, make sure you published the correct branch in GitHub desktop. You should also be able to create a pull request just by clicking create pull request after you published…

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