DevOps Complete Course - Adding Collaborator to a Repository

This video tutorial explains how to manage GitHub repositories by adding collaborators. It covers the process of inviting a collaborator, accepting the invitation, and the permissions granted to collaborators. The tutorial also demonstrates how collaborators can make changes directly to a repository without needing pull requests, and contrasts this with the process for non-collaborators.

What is the purpose of adding a user as a collaborator in a Git repository?

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What are the steps to check if a user has been added as a collaborator in a Git repository?

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Describe the process of inviting a collaborator to a Git repository.

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How does the authentication process work when pushing changes to a repository as a collaborator?

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What happens when a collaborator makes changes to a repository they have access to?

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Explain the difference between making a pull request and directly committing changes as a collaborator.

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What should a user do if they want to contribute to a repository where they are not a collaborator?

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