Pull Request in One Minute

Jadam
gSchool Stories
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1 min readNov 10, 2014

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First off you should be doing all your work in a new branch. Once you’re code is ready for production run your typical Git status, add and commit commands. Your push will need to include the branch name. Something like the following:

$ git push desc-exercises 

After you’ve pushed head over to Github and jump into the repo you’re making a pull request to. Near the top you should see the name of the branch you just pushed highlighted in yellow. On the right there will be a green button that says ‘Compate & pull request’. Click that button and you will be taken to a view page of your push with yet another green button to click, ‘Create pull request’. Once you’ve hit that one your request is submitted for review by the overlords.

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Jadam
gSchool Stories

A chronic creative in Denver currently exploring street art in society though the @DenverStreetart project. All while trying to live a sustainable lifestyle.