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Create the pull request - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio: Source Control with Git and GitHub
Create the pull request
- For the longest time when you wanted to do a pull request, you would go to GitHub and then open your fork, and then click on the pull request section. And this is where you can see pull requests from other people and collaborate with them and have conversations with them, and in our case, we want to create a new pull request so you can click on this button here and then go through and start filling out the details. But this is a visual studio course, so let's see how we can do this from within the visual studio instead. In order for this to work I believe you have to have the GitHub extension installed, so go to extensions and we'll verify that that is installed. Here it is. Then I can go to team explorer, pull requests, and that opens up the GitHub tab. This is what you get with the extension. And then here, we see that we're working with monster cards web app. I want to create a new pull request. And then…
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Setup a public repository on GitHub1m 30s
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Fork and clone the repository2m 3s
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Verify forked project runs on computer1m 47s
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Change the HTML in fork1m 3s
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Commit and push to fork55s
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Create the pull request1m 58s
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Review and compare the pull request2m 37s
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Have a conversation with contributors1m 15s
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