Today, I want to share some experience about how to request a Pull Request in a correct way on GitHub. Maybe you have notice that there are many projects on GitHub. You contribute your work for project, and you find that you can not merge you code into codebase, you should request a ...
The only difference between our analogy we used and an actual pull-request is: You don’t ask someone to throw a rope down for you. You bring the rope yourself, you tie it to your bananas at the harbour, and you throw it onto the ship. The only thing the sailor needs to do is c...
of us gathered here to celebrate the partial reactivation of our phones as well as our son’s upcoming job interview with a national franchise. Ki-Tek tries to deliver a heartfelt speech like a TV patriarch but severely lacks the gravitas. Chung-Sook and Ki-Jung are already drinking their...
However there is an unmerged (open) pull request X in repo A, that I would like to add to B, and still have it show up as a proper merged pull request, but without the addition of extra branches and added commit history. (X is based on a particular commit Y in re...
pull requests, which request that a project accept changes you have made to its code repository. Prerequisites You should have Git installed on your local machine. You can check if Git is installed on your computer and go through the installation process for your operating system by followingthis...
There was a task assigned to me for interview with below delivery instructions: Clone this repository in a new GitHub repository in private mode and share with mentioned ID: whatever-id in private mode on github.com, make sure you do not erase my commits and then create a pull...
Pull requests let you notify others about changes you’ve pushed to a repository on GitHub. Once a pull request is opened, you can discuss and review the potential changes with collaborators and add follow-up commits before the changes are merged into the repository. The following guide will ...
Remote: Create a pull requestfor‘new_branch’ on GitHub by visiting: Remote: http://github.com/example/Demo/pull/new/new_branch Remote: * [new branch] new_branch -> new_branch Once you push the changes to your repo, theCompare & pull requestbutton will appear in GitHub. ...
So to update a PR, even if you have removed the original remote branch out of which the PR was created, you just need to: Fetch the PR (git fetch pull/<id>/head:branchname and git checkout branchname). Add new commits, amend, rebase, do whatever you like. Push or push force (...
This tutorial will guide you through some of the next steps you may need to take after you submit a pull request to an open-source software project.