This document provides a basic guide on how to create a Pull Request (PR) template for our project.
Table of Contents
- What is a PR Template?
- Why Use a PR Template?
- Creating a PR Template
- Formatting Your PR
- Additional Resources
What is a PR Template?
A PR template is a standardized format for creating Pull Requests in a project. It helps maintain consistency across all PRs and makes it easier for reviewers to understand the changes being proposed.
Why Use a PR Template?
- Consistency: Ensures that all PRs follow the same structure, making them easier to review.
- Clarity: Provides a clear outline of the changes being made, making it easier for reviewers to understand the impact.
- Efficiency: Reduces the time spent on review and discussion by providing all necessary information upfront.
Creating a PR Template
- Choose a Template: You can use an existing template or create your own.
- Include Basic Information: This should include the PR title, description, and the branch you're creating the PR from.
- List Changes: Provide a detailed list of the changes you've made, including code snippets and explanations.
- Add Screenshots or Videos: If applicable, include screenshots or videos demonstrating the changes.
Formatting Your PR
- Use Clear and Concise Language: Make sure your PR description and code comments are easy to understand.
- Follow Coding Standards: Adhere to the project's coding standards to ensure consistency.
- Include Tests: If applicable, include tests to verify the changes.
Additional Resources
For more information on creating and managing PRs, check out our PR Guide.
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