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How can I link issues to pull requests on GitHub? #823
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How can I link issues to pull requests on GitHub? |
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You can link issues to pull requests on GitHub by mentioning the issue number in the pull request description or comments. Use the # symbol followed by the issue number (e.g., |
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To link an issue in a pull request, add "fixes #issue-number" in the description, or use the "Linked issues" section to manually connect it for easy tracking. |
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To link an issue to a pull request (PR) on GitHub, you can mention the issue number in the PR description or comments using the # symbol followed by the issue number (e.g., #123). |
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Hello |
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@shahzadamodassir hi do you need help with anything?? |
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You can link issues to pull requests on GitHub by mentioning the issue number in the pull request description or comments. Use the # symbol followed by the issue number (e.g.,
#123) to create a link to the issue. Additionally, when merging the pull request, you can use keywords like "closes," "fixes," or "resolves" followed by the issue number in the pull request description (e.g., Fixes#123). This automatically closes the issue once the pull request is merged.