I wasn’t in tech when Pull Requests (PRs) were first introduced by GitHub back in 2008. And when I graduated from bootcamp four years ago, I had pr...
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Nice post. Might be worth mentioning where you explain how to create a template that if you put it in a repository named
.github
that it applies to all of the repositories that you own, and you only need to maintain it there.Anyway, nice template. I've been considering making changes to mine and yours gave me some ideas.
Wow I didn't know that! Thanks
I thought of adding that, but then decided I could do a whole post on that.
I love this PR template.
I definitely want to use this for my open source projects and want to suggest it for the teams I am on
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Jessica! Not gonna lie, OpenSauced's PR template is my favorite. I looked at a lot of other ones, but this my favorite.
have a dream of upgrading those templates from checkboxes to selects but never get to it in real life :<
Why do you think selects will be better?
Humans are biased to the scanning effect of the first page of content, that is currently taken up by the options of the "type of pull request" selector being spread as checkbox options; this makes it difficult for them to scan the other important sections of the pull request template (description, related tickets, docs, etc)
I use labels instead, for better scanning, and also selecting PRs for review by type using the labels.
This does need pointing out to contributors, though. You can add HTML comments to PR templates for instructions or guidance.
That is an awesome cover photo! You could be an AI art prompt engineer!
Hahahah. Thanks for generating it for me.
You're welcome! Anytime!
Adding gifs to the template can also bring more engagement and make the review process more enjoyable. It's good to see that OpenSauced is using forem's template for inspiration.
Thanks @bekahhw for sharing and adding this to my open source project no to come back to in the furute to enhance or pull request template.
Great post, very informative and helpful for me as a Web developer beginner.
Thanks for reading!
Nice content il consider adding it in my next personal project new repository.
Awesome!
Great article! One of the things I miss the most about GitHub (my team use BitBucket currently) is the ability to create PR templates they are super handy!
Yes! I love issue templates too.
Gifs is a great idea 💡 that i would like to suggest to my team, thanks 🙏
Great explanation. However, I often struggle with providing an appropriate title message when submitting a pull request. I have noticed that many open source repositories have unstructured or messy title messages, which can make it difficult to maintain the repository.
Some people use problems or features as the title, while others add tags for additional information. I believe that it is important to consider the impact of clear and concise title message, as it can save a lot of time when searching.
I’m writing a blog post about submitting your first PR. I’ll try to make sure I cover titles.
From the maintainer side, if anyone wants to spice up PRs
Bhupesh-V / memer-action
A GitHub Action for Programmer Memes xD
Memer Action
Example workflow
greetings.yml
inside your workflows folder.Inputs
Memer Action accepts following input variables.
filter
(optional) : Sort Memes posts from reddit…Good idea but for the first part of the description, Github tags are more practical
Thanks for sharing🤗
nicely described thanks for sharing this post with us.
Great post, thx!
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thanks for this post
Nice post. I was looking for PR templates and that post give me good ideas.
Love it!