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January 8th, 2026
Understanding Pull Requests in TeamScore
Pull requests are a common workflow in GitHub where someone proposes changes to the codebase which can then be reviewed, merged, or updated. TeamScore enhances this process by tracking various actions related to pull requests such as when they are opened, closed, edited, or synchronized.
How TeamScore Helps
- Tracks pull request activity including opening, closing, editing, and synchronization.
- Provides visibility into work done inside GitHub and within the developer’s IDE.
- Makes it easier to monitor important work, whether you are actively coding or participating in a review role.
Benefits for Your Team
By having all pull request actions visible in TeamScore, your team stays better informed about code changes and reviews, ensuring smoother collaboration and keeping everyone aligned.
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