Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Pull Request Step-By-step

The video tutorial explains the process of creating and managing pull requests in a collaborative development environment. It covers the steps from creating a new branch locally, committing changes, and pushing them to a remote repository. The tutorial details how to open a pull request, request reviews from other developers, and handle feedback. It also discusses the merging process and permissions required for merging pull requests. The video concludes with a summary and a transition to practical activities.

What is the first step a developer takes when starting a new feature?

• Notify other developers

• Create a pull request

• Create a new branch locally

• Merge the branch into main

What action does a developer take after pushing changes to a remote repository?

• Start a new feature

• Delete the branch

• Open a pull request

• Merge the branch

How can a developer notify another developer about a pull request review?

• Using email or communication tools like Slack

• By posting on social media

• By sending a letter

• Through a phone call

What can a reviewer do if they want to test the new feature locally?

• Merge the branch immediately

• Ignore the pull request

• Delete the branch

• Pull updates from the remote repository

What happens when a developer makes changes based on review comments?

• The branch is deleted

• They need to create a new pull request

• The existing pull request is updated automatically

• The pull request is closed

What is required for a pull request to be merged into the main branch?

• A certain number of approvals from reviewers

• No comments from reviewers

• Completion of all tasks

• Approval from the project manager

Who typically has the rights to merge a pull request in small teams?

• Only the team leader

• Any developer in the team

• Only the project manager

• External collaborators