How to Create a Pull Request on GitHub using Android Studio?

Creating a pull request is an important part of collaborating on projects hosted on GitHub. It allows you to propose changes to a repository, enabling others to review, discuss, and merge your changes. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to create a pull request on GitHub using Android Studio.

Steps to Create a Pull Request on GitHub using Android Studio

Step-by-Step Implementation to Create a Pull Request on GitHub using Android Studio.

Step 0: Logging in to GitHub Account in Android Studio

Log in with Github Credentials in your Android Studio. To work on the repository locally we need to log in.

Step 1: Create a Clone of the Repository

In order to work on an open-source project, we will first need to make our own copy of the repository. To do this, we should fork the repository and then clone it so that you have a local working copy.

Step 2: Fork the Repository

We need to fork the repository in which we want to create pull requests. Click on Fork Button and then we will find the project in our Repository section.

Step 3: Then Open the project in your Android Studio.

Now Create a Local Clone to be used in the Android Studio

Enter the Repository from the Git Version Control

Step 4: Make Changes in the Repository

Make the changes you want to implement in the Git repository.

Step 5: Commit and Push Changes Made

Enter the Commit Message and Click Push and Commit Button.

Step 6: Create Pull Request.

After Creating and Pulling the Push Request we can add changes in the Repository.