Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Adding a New Collaborator in GitHub

The video tutorial explains how to manage pull requests on GitHub, including viewing open and closed requests, checking contribution statistics, and adding new contributors. It also covers the process of inviting someone to collaborate on a repository and how to accept such invitations. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on navigating GitHub settings to manage collaborators and permissions effectively.

What is the status of the pull requests mentioned in the video?

• All pull requests are closed.

• There are no pull requests.

• There is one open and one closed pull request.

• All pull requests are open.

Who is the initial contributor to the GitHub repository?

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

• Alice Johnson

• Mike GitHub

What information is required to add a new collaborator to a GitHub repository?

• Username, full name, or email address

• Phone number

• Date of birth

• Home address

What happens after a collaborator is added to a GitHub repository?

• They can push changes to the repository.

• They can change the repository owner.

• They can delete the repository.

• They can only view the repository.

What must a new collaborator do to gain push access to the repository?

• Send a request to the repository owner.

• Accept the invitation sent to their email.

• Create a new GitHub account.

• Complete a coding challenge.