GitHub CLI Tutorial: Manage Issues and Pull Requests with gh | Lesson 41

GitHub CLI Tutorial: Manage Issues and Pull Requests with gh. In this lesson: Distinguish Git operations from GitHub CLI records Create and inspect an isolated draft contribution Recover uncertain writes by checking remote state before retrying Lesson 41 of the Digital Tech-IQ Git and GitHub course. Follow the full course in order, or use this lesson to practice this specific skill. Full course:    • Git & GitHub Complete Course | From First ...   Chapters 00:00 One project, three useful interfaces 00:36 Check the actual GitHub CLI version 01:06 Check identity and destination before writing 01:44 Verify the authenticated course account 02:20 Inspect the selected private repository 02:55 Read the reviewed issue body before creation 03:29 A failed check does not undo a successful write 04:11 Inspect the created issue through its returned URL 04:46 Build the change locally before proposing it 05:21 Create the isolated CLI practice branch 05:50 Copy the original CLI guidance into the branch 06:19 Read the proposed CLI guidance 06:48 Stage only the CLI note 07:18 Inspect the staged CLI contribution 07:54 Commit the reviewed CLI note 08:21 Push a branch, then open a draft 08:56 Push only the isolated CLI practice branch 09:29 Read the draft proposal body and issue reference 10:00 Create the draft pull request through GitHub CLI 10:40 Structured output makes checks easier to repeat 11:19 Inspect the draft proposal source and destination 11:54 Inspect the proposal file list through the CLI 12:24 Confirm the local branch is clean after the proposal 12:56 Follow the same objects across the website 13:38 Open Issues to verify the CLI-created record 14:07 Read the actual issue created by GitHub CLI 14:36 Return to the repository before checking the proposal 15:03 Open the repository pull request list 15:32 Inspect the CLI-created draft proposal on GitHub 16:03 Inspect the same one-file proposal in the browser 16:31 Inspect the recorded CLI commit in the proposal 17:01 Your CLI contribution challenge Practice in your own learning repository. Pause, try the steps, and check the result before continuing. Narration is AI-generated. Captions use estimated timing. This lesson uses recovered course media; the original historical execution verification is unavailable. #GitHub #Git #LearnGitHub