The video tutorial explains how to manage pull requests on GitHub. It covers accessing public repositories, adding comments, starting reviews, and approving pull requests. The tutorial also discusses permissions and the process of merging pull requests, including different merge options and preserving commit history.

What is the initial step in the pull request review process?

• Merging the pull request

• Creating a new branch

• Starting the review process by collaborators

• Deleting the pull request

How can you view pull requests in a public repository from a different GitHub account?

• By sending a request to the owner

• By accessing the repository directly since it's public

• By logging into the owner's account

• By being added as a collaborator

What feature allows you to suggest specific code changes in a pull request?

• Line Commenting

• Code Review

• Feature Notification

• Commit Suggestion

What is the difference between adding a single comment and starting a review?

• Single comment notifies the author immediately, while a review groups comments into one notification

• Single comment requires approval, while a review does not

• Single comment is private, while a review is public

• Single comment can only be added by the owner, while a review can be done by anyone

Who can merge a pull request into the master branch?

• Only the person who created the pull request

• Only the repository owner or those with write access

• Anyone with a GitHub account

• Any collaborator

What does the 'approve' option signify in the pull request review process?

• The reviewer wants to delete the pull request

• The reviewer is requesting changes

• The reviewer wants to merge the pull request immediately

• The reviewer is satisfied with the changes and approves them

What is the default method for merging a pull request?

• Create a merge commit

• Fast-forward merge

• Squash and merge

• Rebase and merge