Open Your Pull Request
This is the moment your change goes from private to proposed.
What you'll learn
A pull request proposes your change for review. A clear description (what changed, why, and which issue it closes) makes it easy for a maintainer to understand and approve without back-and-forth.
Do this
- On GitHub, open your fork. You'll see a prompt to open a pull request against the original repository.
- Give it a clear, specific title.
- In the description, explain what you changed and why, and link the issue (e.g. "Closes #4").
Try it
Open your pull request and write a description a stranger could understand without asking you anything.
Check your work
Your pull request is open and visible on the practice repository, linked to the issue it closes.