This lesson's interactive features are locked, please to keep using them

Pull Requests

Pull requests are a way to propose changes to a codebase. They're a great way to collaborate with your team and ensure that your code is reviewed and passes tests before it's merged into the main branch for deployment and for other developers to work on.

Assignment

Make a change to the repo's README.md file by adding a line of text to the bottom: "MYNAME's version of Boot.dev's Notely app." Replace MYNAME with your name.
Push the new commit to the remote branch.
Open a pull request to "propose" merging your changes into main.
1. Open your repo on GitHub
2. Click on the "Pull requests" tab
3. Click on the green "New pull request" button

Make sure that:

The "base repository" is your forked repo, not the original /bootdotdev/learn-cicd-starter repo.
The "base branch" is main, and compare is your branch.

You'll see a diff of the changes between main and your branch. If you're happy with the changes, click the green "Create pull request" button, update the title or description if you'd like, then click "Create pull request" again.

Do not merge the pull request! You'll need it open for upcoming lessons.

Paste the URL of your GitHub repo into the box and run the GitHub checks.