In Git, a merge request is typically referred to as a pull request (PR). Here are the general steps to create a pull request in Git:
Create a new branch: Use the command
git checkout -b branch-nameto create and switch to a new branch where you will make your changes for the pull request.Make your changes: Edit or add the necessary files in your project to implement the desired changes.
Commit your changes: Use
git addto stage the modified files and thengit commit -m "Commit message"to commit your changes locally.Push the branch: Use
git push origin branch-nameto push your local branch with all the commits to the remote repository.Open a pull request: Go to your Git hosting platform (e.g., GitHub, GitLab) and find the option to open a new pull request. Select your branch as the source and specify the target branch you want to merge into.
Provide details and submit: Give your pull request a meaningful title and description explaining what changes you made, why they are important, and any relevant context. Reviewers can then assess and provide feedback on your code.
Remember that specific steps may vary depending on which Git hosting platform you are using. Please refer to their documentation for more detailed instructions on creating pull requests for that particular platform.
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