Opening Pull Requests via GitHub Web Interface

This guide explains how to create pull requests using the GitHub web interface. This is the most visual and user-friendly method for creating pull requests.

Prerequisites

• A repository with at least one branch containing changes
• Proper authentication setup with GitHub
• Your feature branch has been pushed to the remote repository

1. Navigate to Pull Request

1. Go to your repository on GitHub.com
2. Navigate to the “Pull requests” tab

2. Create Pull Request

1. Click the “Compare & pull request” button (appears automatically after pushing a new branch)

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OR

1. Navigate manually:
2. Click the “Pull requests” tab
3. Click “New pull request”
4. Select the base branch (usually main or master)
5. Select your feature branch as the compare branch
6. Click on Create pull request

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3. Fill Pull Request Details

1. Title: Provide a clear, descriptive title

   Example: Add user authentication feature
   

2. Description: Include detailed information:

   For example:

   • Why the change is needed.
   • What changes were made.
   • How to test the changes.
   • Additional context or screenshots.

   ## Description
   This PR is from GitHub Workshop.
   
   ## Changes Made
   - Added change line
   - Implemented creation of PR
   - Added description to the PR
   
   ## Testing
   - [x] Unit tests pass
   - [x] Manual testing completed
   - [x] No breaking changes
   
   ## Screenshots
   (Add relevant screenshots if applicable)
   

3. Reviewers: Add reviewers by typing their GitHub usernames

4. Assignees: Assign yourself or team members.

5. Labels: Add appropriate labels (feature, bugfix, etc.).

6. Projects: Link to project boards if applicable.

7. Milestone: Associate with project milestones.

4: Choose PR Type

1. Choose PR type:

   PR Type	Description
   Create pull request	For standard PRs ready for review.
   Create draft pull request	For work-in-progress.

2. Click the “Create pull request” button to submit your PR.