Add Draft Pull Request glossary card - #59
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Nice write-up on the card @Aniket-The-TechWhiz, the definition reads well and the Your commit is missing the DCO sign-off. This repo requires every commit to carry a git commit --amend -s --no-edit
git push --force-with-leaseAlso a small nit while you're in there: the Once that's pushed the DCO check will go green and I'll merge. This closes #52. |
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This PR adds a new glossary card for Draft Pull Request in the GitHub section.
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draft,WIP, andfeedback.data-cat="github"so the card appears under the GitHub filter and in search results.Why
New contributors often hesitate to open a pull request because they think it has to be complete. This glossary entry introduces Draft Pull Requests as a way to share work in progress, get early feedback, and signal that the work is not yet ready for review.