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

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of creating a forked repository on GitHub, developing in a new branch, making changes, and opening a pull request to the parent repository. It covers the steps of forking, branching, committing changes, and the review and merge process, emphasizing the ability to make changes directly on GitHub without needing to clone the repository locally.

What is the first step in the process of contributing to a project on GitHub?

• Creating a new branch

• Forking the repository

• Cloning the repository

• Opening a pull request

After creating a new branch, what is the next step in the workflow?

• Merging the branch

• Deleting the branch

• Making changes and committing them

• Opening a pull request

Where can changes be made directly without cloning the repository?

• On the local machine

• In a text editor

• In the parent repository

• Directly on GitHub

What is the purpose of a pull request in GitHub?

• To delete a branch

• To request changes to be merged into the parent repository

• To create a new repository

• To fork a repository

Who reviews the pull request in the parent repository?

• Any GitHub user

• The owner of the forked repository

• The owner of the parent repository

• The original author of the code