Pull request

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In version management, a pull request or merge request describes the procedure that allows the code from a branch to flow into the actual source code base. If a pull request is accepted, it is called a merge , if it is closed, it is called a close .

This simplifies the collaboration of several people on a project. Before the changed code is incorporated into the basic version, it can be examined and improved by other people.

Web-based commenting on pull requests

Some version control systems provide for the review of the changes (web-based) types of comments:

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