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To get started, navigate to the homepage of your GitHub repository. Locate the tab marked "Pull requests." A list of open pull requests will appear next. ... You can approve the request by merging it into the main branch if everything looks good. ... Add a name and description, and hit "Confirm merge" to finalize the changes.

Locate the tab marked "Pull requests." A list of open pull requests will appear next. Select the one you want to approve to bring up the detailed pull request page. You can approve the request by merging it into the main branch if everything looks good.

Reply and resolve comments To resolve a comment without replying, select Resolve under the comment. To reply to the comment, type your response in the Write a reply field, and select Reply. To reply to and resolve the comment, type your response in the Write a reply field, and select Reply & resolve.

To add users or groups as approvers, search for users or groups that are eligible to approve, and select Add. GitLab suggests approvers based on previous authors of the files changed by the merge request. On GitLab.com, you can add a group as an approver if you're a member of that group or the group is public.

Pull request authors cannot approve their own pull requests.

Merge with Main Project. Once the repository maintainer has approved a pull request, the developer's new updates in the forked repository are merged with the main project repository. The product is then updated with the new feature or bug fix, and can now be viewed by end users.

To get started, navigate to the homepage of your GitHub repository. Locate the tab marked "Pull requests." A list of open pull requests will appear next. ... You can approve the request by merging it into the main branch if everything looks good. ... Add a name and description, and hit "Confirm merge" to finalize the changes.