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You forked a project and created two branches: featureA and featureB. You pushed both branches to your fork. How do you create pull requests so the original repo can review and merge these features independently?

ACreate separate pull requests for each branch targeting the original repo's main branch

BCreate one pull request combining both branches

CPush both branches to upstream and wait for automatic merge

DMerge featureB into featureA locally, then create a single pull request

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand pull request scope
Each pull request represents changes from one branch to the original repo, allowing independent review.
Step 2: Apply to multiple branches
To keep features separate, create one pull request per branch targeting the original repo's main branch.
Final Answer:
Create separate pull requests for each branch targeting the original repo's main branch -> Option A
Quick Check:
One pull request per branch for independent review [OK]

Quick Trick: Make one pull request per branch for clear reviews [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Combining branches in one pull request
Pushing branches directly to upstream without PR
Merging branches locally before PR

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How do you create pull requests so the original repo can review and merge these features independently?

Step 1: Understand pull request scope

Step 2: Apply to multiple branches

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