Collaborating with pull requests
Track and discuss changes in issues, then propose and review changes in pull requests.
- Getting started, 1 of 7
- Working with forks, 2 of 7
- About forks, 1 of 8
- Fork a repository, 2 of 8
- About permissions and visibility of forks, 3 of 8
- Configuring a remote repository for a fork, 4 of 8
- Syncing a fork, 5 of 8
- Allowing changes to a pull request branch created from a fork, 6 of 8
- What happens to forks when a repository is deleted or changes visibility?, 7 of 8
- Detaching a fork, 8 of 8
- Collaborating on repositories with code quality features, 3 of 7
- Proposing changes to your work with pull requests, 4 of 7
- About branches, 1 of 12
- Creating and deleting branches within your repository, 2 of 12
- About pull requests, 3 of 12
- About comparing branches in pull requests, 4 of 12
- Creating a pull request, 5 of 12
- Creating a pull request from a fork, 6 of 12
- Using query parameters to create a pull request, 7 of 12
- Changing the stage of a pull request, 8 of 12
- Requesting a pull request review, 9 of 12
- Keeping your pull request in sync with the base branch, 10 of 12
- Changing the base branch of a pull request, 11 of 12
- Committing changes to a pull request branch created from a fork, 12 of 12
- Addressing merge conflicts, 5 of 7
- Reviewing changes in pull requests, 6 of 7
- About pull request reviews, 1 of 11
- Reviewing proposed changes in a pull request, 2 of 11
- Filtering files in a pull request, 3 of 11
- Finding changed methods and functions in a pull request, 4 of 11
- Commenting on a pull request, 5 of 11
- Viewing a pull request review, 6 of 11
- Reviewing dependency changes in a pull request, 7 of 11
- Incorporating feedback in your pull request, 8 of 11
- Approving a pull request with required reviews, 9 of 11
- Dismissing a pull request review, 10 of 11
- Checking out pull requests locally, 11 of 11
- Incorporating changes from a pull request, 7 of 7