Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Merging without Approvals

The video tutorial demonstrates how to create and merge branches in GitHub. It starts with creating a new branch and file, followed by committing changes. The process of opening and merging a pull request is shown, highlighting the absence of default restrictions. The tutorial concludes with an introduction to protected branches, explaining how to set policies requiring at least one approval before merging into the master branch.

What is the first step in creating a new feature in GitHub?

• Deleting the master branch

• Merging the pull request

• Creating a new branch

• Requesting a review

What action is performed after committing changes to a new branch?

• Requesting a review

• Creating a pull request

• Deleting the branch

• Merging into the master branch

What does the absence of reviewers in a pull request indicate?

• The pull request is ready to merge

• The branch is protected

• There are restrictions on merging

• No one has reviewed the changes

What is a protected branch in GitHub?

• A branch that is hidden from view

• A branch that is automatically merged

• A branch that requires approval before merging

• A branch that cannot be deleted

What policy can be set on a protected branch?

• Allowing unlimited reviewers

• Preventing any commits

• Requiring at least one approval

• Allowing automatic merges