Why you should motivate your Pull Request?

GitHub PR view

Every programmer uses GitHub or another Git repository, If you didn’t use Git repository, read about it. A good PR description is a clue in communication. You don’t want to spend a couple of hours at PR for only understanding your colleague code. Another good example is when you back to the issue after a few days or weeks, this description will let you back to your work in a few minutes, not hours.

Here it’s my recommendation for the PR description.

## Description
This PR will resolve nested lists compiled from markdown. Solution description## Solution description
In the HtmlRender component I imported a new component `List` where I implemented methods and CSS for the nested list, in the past, we did not have any implementation for List. I discussed with our Designer [here it’s the link for this conversation] and we added square dots for the list, and small numbers for the ordered list. In the List component, I created two methods: one for unordered lists named unorderedList and orderedList for ordered lists.## Jira ticket
https://[team].atlassian.net/jira/software/projects/[project]/boards/selectedIssue=[issue]## Did you test this issue on all browsers?
[x] Chrome
[x] FireFox
[x] Edge
[x] Safari
[x] Mobile Safari/Chrome
[x] Tablet Safari/Chrome

Description

At this place, the author of Pull Request should describe in a few words problem, what an author wants to resolve in this PR. You should type max 2/3 paragraphs. It must be short but valuable. It’s no place for essays, reviewers, another colleague or you must easily understand what did you want to resolve here.
For example:

This PR will resolve nested lists compiled from markdown.Solution description

Solution description

This is a place where you should describe your steps, what you added, changed, or removed. Solution description is like a journal where you will describe your steps or explain your idea.
Example:

In the HtmlRender component I imported a new component `List` where I implemented methods and CSS for the nested list. In the past, we did not have any implementation for List. I discussed with our Designer [here it’s the link for this conversation] and we added square dots for the list, and small numbers for the ordered list. In the List component, I created two methods: one for unordered lists named unorderedList and orderedList for ordered lists.

Jira ticket

Here add a link to the ticket, if you don’t have Jira add to another one service.

Did you test this issue on all browsers?

This is a place for a checklist. If you don’t test on the web, add another list.

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