Pull Requests

A pull request, also known as a “PR”, is a way to suggest combining changes from one branch into another. It allows you to collaborate with others by reviewing and discussing the proposed updates before they’re added to the main codebase. The testing and quality industry is constantly evolving. The trend over the years has been for product practices to move away from a siloed testing existence, and towards one that is more integrated with the rest of the business. As part of this it is essential that we find ways to stay on top of code and product changes. Pull requests are one such way to do this.
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