Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Opening Pull Request from a Forked Repository

The video tutorial guides users through the process of creating a pull request on GitHub. It starts with committing changes and opening a pull request from a forked repository. The tutorial explains how to compare branches across different repositories and create a pull request in a remote repository. It covers finalizing the pull request, including adding a title and comments, and allowing edits from maintainers. Finally, it discusses reviewing and merging the pull request, emphasizing the role of the repository owner in this process.

What is the first step in creating a pull request from a forked repository?

• Navigate to your personal GitHub account

• Edit the base repository

• Open the parent repository

• Merge the branches

How can you compare branches across different repositories?

• By clicking on 'compare across forks'

• By creating a new repository

• By editing the base branch

• By merging directly

What should you do if you want to allow repository owners to edit your pull request?

• Create a new branch

• Merge the pull request yourself

• Send an email request

• Check the 'allow edits from maintainers' box

What is the role of the repository owner after a pull request is created?

• To create a new branch

• To fork the repository

• To delete the pull request

• To merge the pull request

What should be included in the title of a pull request?

• The number of commits

• The name of the repository owner

• The date of creation

• The name of the branch