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Creating and accepting a pull request in Azure Repos

Creating and accepting a pull request in Azure Repos - Azure Tutorial

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Creating and accepting a pull request in Azure Repos

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- Generally speaking, you don't work directly in the master or main branches. Instead, you create a new branch and then implement those changes or features in that newly created branch. And finally, you create a new pull request so somebody with enough permissions can merge those changes back to the main or master branch. So, let's do this. I'm going to create a new branch here, and let's name it "fix". And let's click on Create. And now, say that I want to implement some changes or fixes in this code. I don't want to change anything, so I'm just going to add a new line here, and let's save this file. And as you can see here, in Visual Studio, it detects that this particular file has a change. So, I'm ready to add a message before I commit those changes. So, "Fixed the Create feature." And let's click on Commit All. And now I'm ready to push those changes back to my fix branch in the server. So, let's do this.…

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