From the course: Programming Foundations: Conducting Code Reviews
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Commit a code change
From the course: Programming Foundations: Conducting Code Reviews
Commit a code change
- [Instructor] With our feature implemented, we are ready to commit these changes. In GitHub desktop, we can see the changes we've made. This is an opportunity to make sure all the formatting is correct and you are modifying the code exactly the way you want to. To commit these changes, we'll need to come up with a summary commit message. This message will summarize the change succinctly. Let's summarize this commit with add exponentiation functionality to the calculator. To commit it, we'll click commit to feature. Great. Now we're almost ready to submit a poll request. The next step is to integrate any changes that have happened to the main shared code base since you started your PR. Your PR was initially based off the main code base, but sometimes another PR might get merged before yours. After committing your changes on your branch, it's important to reintegrate the changes from the main code base so you can work with the latest version of the code base with your committed…
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