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When you create a pull request from a user story, which two branches are compared in the pull request?

The feature branch and the branch of the destination org.
The feature branch and the main branch of the repo.
The hotfix branch and the release branch.
The feature branch and the development branch.

The correct answer is: The feature branch and the branch of the destination org.

The correct answer is that the pull request compares the feature branch and the branch of the destination org. When a pull request is created from a user story, it typically involves a feature branch that includes the work done for that specific user story. This branch is then compared to the branch in the destination org (which can be the main branch or any branch where the changes are intended to be merged). This comparison allows for a code review process where changes can be validated before they are integrated into the target branch. Comparing the feature branch to the destination org's branch is crucial for understanding the specific changes that have been made in relation to the existing code in the target environment. This process helps maintain code quality as it provides an opportunity to review and discuss the changes with team members before they become part of the main codebase.