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Figure 2-20. The completed pull request summary showing request closed
Figure 2-21 shows the summary of the merge. It indicates which repositories were merged, and gives an idea of
how much changed, by saying, in this case 1 commit was merged. There are times where multiple commits can be
merged at once.
Figure 2-21. Notification of merged pull request
Figure 2-20 also shows that the merge is “closed”; this merge was identified as “#2” in the issue system. If you
select “#2” you will be sent to the issue system, where you can see that the issue was closed as in Figure 2-21 .
Since the HelloFork project currently has two issues, both pull requests that were completed are shown.
These pull request are in the Pro Arduino project that accepted your request. In Figure 2-22 the screen from
GitHub shows that two closed issues exist, and 0 open issues exist. If you made a pull request earlier to the
project, then you would see them as one or more open issues. Since pull requests are integrated into the issue
system, it is easy to find out who fixed issues, what issues were resolved, and where the changes came from. This
leads us directly to issue management.