Explanation:

The correct sequence is:
* git fetch origin
* git merge origin/main
* gh pr create
This is the right workflow because the script starts on the local feature branch:
git checkout feature/db1-add-staticdata
To update that local feature branch with the latest changes from main, you first fetch the latest remote refs with git fetch origin , then merge the updated remote main branch into the current feature branch with git merge origin/main . After the feature branch is up to date, the correct GitHub CLI command to open the pull request is gh pr create . GitHub's CLI documentation shows that gh pr create is the command used to create a pull request, and supports flags such as --title, --body, --head, --base, --repo, and --web, which match the script shown in the question.
The other commands are not the best fit here:
* git checkout main would move you off the feature branch, which is not what you want before merging main into the feature branch.
* git pull origin main could update from remote main, but the script pattern here clearly separates fetching and then merging.
* gh pr merge merges an existing pull request, not create one.
* gh pr ready marks a draft PR as ready for review, but does not create the PR.