Use templates to standardize your Pull Requests

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If you or your team plan to consistently submit Pull Requests on your GitHub repository, you should definitely consider creating a template. Not only will this save you time but will enable a consistent look and feel for each request.

In this video, we will review the steps to add a Pull Request template to your project and then test it out by opening up a request on a new branch.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:17 Create Template File
1:06 Customize Template
2:30 Test On New PR
4:21 Closing

Title & Tags:
Use Templates to Simplify Pull Request Process | GitHub PR Templates | GitHub Tutorial
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Simple and straightforward. Thanks for sharing, 😎

victorekea
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Thanks for sharing)
Is it possible to use different templates for master and release branches?

mpavlushchenko
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Do we need to put the file on default branch then only it works not any other branch? Just wanted to know to clarify if we can test it on some other branch then take it to default branch of the repo. Help will be appreciated thanks

asitkumar
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Thanks man, really helpful tutorial :)

philipplamenov
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Thanks for sharing 🎉.
I have one question.

Can we autofill the Title part when we click on the Pull request button. (By default it will auto-fill the last commit msg)

Something like this

MERGEREQ: Merging test_pr_template (Latest_revision) into main ( cf5e00)

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