I don't want to have to go to Github to see a complete diff between branches. This request getting on to being about 4 years old now too. alxckn commented May 27, 2022 I am in an organization where it's common to merge back the master branch onto the feature branch. The current...
Since the new version (v11) I can't seem to just compare differences between files on different branches, rather than the behind/ahead in the new sidebar. Is there any way to get this comparison back? An example of the functionality I'm missing is seen in this screenshot; the "1 file...
A difference that occurs between merged branches. Merge conflicts happen when people make different changes to the same line of the same file, or when one person edits a file and another person deletes the same file. The merge conflict must be resolved before you can merge the branches. mile...
delete_branch_on_merge boolean Whether to delete head branches when pull requests are merged Repository Allow Merge Commit allow_merge_commit boolean Whether to allow merge commits for pull requests. Repository Master Branch master_branch string Repository master branch.Repository...
Switching branches You can easily switch between branches by clicking on the branch indicator in the Status bar. One great feature of the GitHub Repositories extension is that you can switch branches without needing to stash uncommitted changes. The extension remembers your changes and reapplies them...
How do checks work with protected branches? If the names of check runs are the same as the context of prior commit statuses, and those statuses were required, then the new check runs are automatically required. If a commit status and check run are created with the same name or context, ...
We can select current branch by double clicking a branch under "Branches" side menu. We can tell by its bold font face.dev branch is the current branch:master is the current branch:Before we do merge feature1 to dev, to make it more interesting, we want to do additional commit to dev...
This is the longest chapter in the course for a good reason. Having finished this chapter you will be able to perform pretty much all actions there are to Git, such as Commits · Undoing Commits · Branches · Merging · Stashing · Remote Repositories · Merge-Conflicts · Rebasing · Tag...
Creating and deleting branches within your repository Using pull requests Creating a pull request Reviewing and discussing changes in pull requests Commenting on the diff of a pull request Checking out pull requests locally Incorporating changes from a pull request ...
DELETE /repos/:owner/:repo/branches/:branch/protection/restrictions/apps The existing endpoint to set branch protection now accepts app restrictions: PUT /repos/:owner/:repo/branches/:branch/protection If you have any questions or feedback, pleaseget in touch!