View and incorporate feedback on PR
View feedback
Go to the repository and click Pull requests.
Select a PR from the list.
Select the Conversation tab.
Scroll to a review and click View changes.
For each remark, you can choose to reply with a comment, commit the suggested changes, or edit the file directly.
Commit suggested changes
On the Files changed tab, scroll to the first suggestion.
Click Commit suggestion.
Enter a short message and click Commit changes.
Tip
To apply multiple suggestions, optionally click Add suggestion to batch in step 2. This will group them into a single commit rather than one commit per accepted change.
Edit file on GitHub
If you edited a file on GitHub, a branch was created at the same time you created the PR.
To update this file again on that branch:
When viewing the PR, select the Files changed tab.
Click the three dots above the changed file and select Edit file.
The branch name should match the patch you created.
Revise the file as requested in the PR review.
Commit the file, selecting the option to commit directly to the patch branch.
Alternatively, browse to the file manually
When viewing the PR, click the two squares below the PR header to copy the branch name:
Select the Files changed tab and note or copy the file path.
Select the Code tab on the main menu.
Select your PR branch.
Navigate the folders till you locate the file.
Click the pencil icon to edit and revise as necessary.
Commit the file, selecting the option to commit directly to the patch branch.
Check out and edit PR branch locally
Note the issue number of the PR.
If you already have the branch locally, pull to get the latest updates.
If you have a clone of the repo, pull on main, then switch to the branch associated with the PR.
Otherwise: On the Conversation tab, click Code and select how to check out the PR.
Then revise and commit the changes to the branch. After pushing, the PR on GitHub is updated with the changes.