What is a pull request in the context of Git?
- A way to request someone to pull your changes
- A command to pull the latest changes from the remote repository
- A request to merge two branches
- A request to undo the last commit
A pull request is a method used to propose changes to a repository. It allows collaborators to review and discuss the changes before merging them into the main branch. It typically includes details about the changes made and the reason for the changes. This is an essential part of the collaborative workflow in Git.
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