GitHub Pull Request Management with GitKraken Client

Pull requests are proposed changes between branches that enable teams to review code, discuss implementation details, run tests, and approve changes before merging them into a main branch, improving code quality, consistency, transparency, and traceability. Common obstacles include merge conflicts, failed automated tests, unclear documentation, and insufficient review, while GitHub provides cloud-based repository hosting and collaboration features and GitKraken Client offers a visual Git interface that can integrate with GitHub to create, review, merge, and resolve pull requests without leaving the client. Effective pull request practices include using focused, smaller changes; writing descriptive titles and explanations; following project standards; ensuring tests pass; documenting complex work; checking for conflicts and performance concerns; and conducting prompt, regular reviews. The material also explains that GitHub supports draft pull requests and automatic updates when new commits are pushed, that pull requests can be closed but not deleted, and that commits or files can be removed through Git commands that should be used carefully because they may alter history.

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