linkMerging your Git Branches
With GitHub merging is made easy!
linkYou can of course merge with your CLI using the below snippet
1link$git checkout <branchname>
2link$git merge master
3link$# finally push your local changes to the remote repo
4link$git push
Or even in one line like so..
git merge <branchname> master
linkHowever, using GitHub we can interactively merge a branch. It's personally my favourite way to merge branches.
To get started, create a branch and push it to your remote repository (stored on GitHub)
linkYou will then see it listed under 'Branches' in the GitHub page for your repo
linkEven better, GitHub will auto-display your recently pushed branches and ask you to PR them!
linkFrom there we can create a PR known as "Pull Request" (More about that later!)
Merging your Git BranchesYou can of course merge with your CLI using the below snippetHowever, using GitHub we can interactively merge a branch. It's personally my favourite way to merge branches.You will then see it listed under 'Branches' in the GitHub page for your repoEven better, GitHub will auto-display your recently pushed branches and ask you to PR them!From there we can create a PR known as "Pull Request" (More about that later!)
