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Pull requests and merging code reviews with GitHub automatic Vercel deployment

Pull requests and merging code reviews with GitHub automatic Vercel deployment

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Pull requests and merging code reviews with GitHub automatic Vercel deployment

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Now that we're previewing this, the next step is to do a pull request. What the heck is a pull request? Well, you can also consider it like a merge request, but it's basically a fundamental part of the code collaboration and review process. You've made these changes, now you want to propose and discuss the changes made and integrate them into another branch. It's more than just GitHub, you do this with Bitbucket, GitLab, it's just version control. So why are they important? Well, for code review, if you're proposing changes, you want to review the code, ensure the quality, authenticate the standards, make sure there's no bugs. Isolation and collaboration. The whole point of using a separate branch now is that we have our own way to work on things. Continuous integration and testing, discussion, approval. all the things you would think about. OK, you're bringing something to the table. You made some changes. Now let's review all these changes and make sure it's good before we actually…

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