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title: "Optimize Pull Requests"
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description: "Automatically optimize code changes in pull requests with GitHub Actions integration"
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icon: "code-merge"
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sidebarTitle: "PR Optimization"
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keywords: ["pull requests", "github actions", "code review", "automated optimization", "dependent PR", "suggestions"]
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---
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<Info>
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**Continuous optimization** - After initial setup, Codeflash will automatically review every new pull request and suggest performance improvements through comments and dependent PRs.
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</Info>
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## How to optimize a pull request
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After following the setup steps in the [Automate Code Optimization with GitHub Actions](/getting-started/codeflash-github-actions) guide,
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Codeflash will automatically optimize your pull requests when they are opened.
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If Codeflash finds any successful optimizations, it will comment on the pull request asking you to review the changes.
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Codeflash can ask you to review the changes in two ways:
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### Opening a dependent pull request
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Codeflash will open a new pull request with the optimized code.
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You can review the changes in this pull request, make changes if you want, and merge it if you are satisfied with the optimizations.
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The changes will be merged back into the original pull request as a new commit.
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### Reviewing the changes in the original pull request
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If the suggested changes are small and only affect the modified lines, Codeflash will suggest the changes in the original pull request itself.
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You can choose to accept or reject the changes directly in the original pull request.
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The changes can be added to a batch of changes in the original pull request as a new commit.
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