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  1. Working with Pull Requests

Create a new pull request

Create a new pull request using the web UI.

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Last updated 1 year ago

Pull requests are integral for collaboration, allowing for the proposal of changes that can be discussed upon, reviewed, refined and merged from one branch to another.

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

  1. Navigate to the main page of the repository and select the Pull Requests tab.

  2. Click “New pull request”.

  3. You will be directed to the pull request creation page.

  4. Select the base branch (the one changes are being pulled into) and the head branch (the one with changes to merge). By default, the base branch is set to the active branch.

  5. ⁠At the bottom of the pull request page you can see the incoming commits from the branch compared with the based branch.

  6. Type in the title for the pull request.

  7. ⁠Type in the description summarizing the changes for the pull request. Include any pertinent information that will assist in reviewing the changes.

  8. ⁠Click “Create Pull request”.

  9. You are redirected to the pull request page where you can see the relevant details.

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