@@ -116,6 +116,9 @@ Using the `Create commit...` allow to tune how modifications will be propagated
- A *merge request* will encapsulate all the modifications in a changeset and not apply them immediately to the selected branch. To actually integrate the modifications, someone will have to `Merge` (!) the merge request. A best practice is to create merge requests when a changeset is destined to another branch, especially when the destination branch is also used by other participants. When creating a merge request, GitLab allows to add more comments as well as to assign the merge request to another project participant. Depending on project configuration, developers will not be allowed to commit to some branches (typically `main` and `develop`). The will need to create a merge request if they want their changes to be integrated into these protected branches. Project maintainers will then review the merge request before actually merging the changes.
## Your Turn
Take some time to complete [the exercises](./exercises.md)
