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Project items with pull requests - GitHub Tutorial
From the course: Practical GitHub Project Management and Collaboration
Project items with pull requests
- [Instructor] Another popular way to work with issues is to use what's called a pull request, which is a way to communicate that you want to make a change to the project but maybe you'd like somebody to take a look at it. So what I'll do here is I'm going to add a git ignore file, I'll create a new file. And I'm going to say .gitignore. Now, it does have a lot of templates so you can see that it popped up here that there's a bunch of templates for gitignore, but this is a web project and shockingly enough, I don't really see one that makes sense for me here so I'll just leave it blank. They're pretty easy. I know that I need to add the node_modules folder but I'm not sure what else I should use, so this is a great sort of place to work with projects to perhaps ask a question. So I'll say Commit changes here and I'm going to write a note here. All right, so we'll do a period here and we're going to create a new branch…
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Projects vs. classic projects2m 54s
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Starting your first project6m 27s
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Project settings and fields5m 36s
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Using view categories5m 51s
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Converting drafts to issues6m 7s
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Assigning items to collaborators6m 18s
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Starting a project with an issue5m 56s
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Project items with pull requests5m 28s
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