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# Add reviewers to a pull request

Adding reviewers and requesting reviews helps ensure the quality and proper functionality of the proposed changes before merging.

Follow these steps to add a reviewer to a pull request on Procotol.Land:

1. Navigate to the Pull Requests tab on the main page of the repository.\
   ![](/files/8k3cCDi9mtu2NmF1GFLr)
2. By default, the list of open pull requests are displayed.
3. Click on the pull request from the list to which you want to add a reviewer.
4. You will be redirected to the main page of the pull request.
5. On the pull request page, click on the + icon located at the right-hand side of the page.\
   ![](/files/iudPtJz5fBQzbwmpAnzA)
6. ⁠You will be prompted with a modal displaying the list of available reviewers.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: Only contributors and owners of the repository can be added as reviewers.
{% endhint %}

7. Click on the address of the contributor you wish to add as a reviewer.\
   ![](/files/XCGA7HrwI7RP8diBdJsf)
8. The address of the selected contributor is check-marked within the list.
9. Click “Submit”.
10. The reviewers list on the pull request will update to reflect your addition.\
    ![](/files/Xggt5DJfabSD3Xkiij7l)
11. The pull request timeline on the "Overview" tab is also updated to show the request for review.


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