origin/shared-branch versus just shared-branch, so you rebase against the shared branch and can ignore your local version if you have one. You probably need to "share it" for a pull request; no problem, but you'll need force push to update it, and again, nobody else should push to ...
Insecticide Treated Net (ITN) – Zooprophylaxis as a “Push – Pull” integrated malaria control strategy.Mosquitoes entering the houses will either be killed or “pushed” out by ITNs, then they may be pulled further away by the presence of alternative hosts such as livestock. Full size imag...
Plugin:git This branch contains updates for thegitplugin. Status MERGEDwith some issues: see#3990. This is now merged (a449d53). There is still some stuff to do: Test completion now that mostcompdefs were removed Settle the debate ongp/glversusgP/gp ...
So, instead of maintaining your attention on commit level, change your mindset to maintain your attention on update level, something not possible with GitHub, GitLab or Gerrit. And at least it’s not PR level. Your devs should have the mindset to push a commit if it’s worth reviewing (...
25 2024 +0100 Merge pull request #84643 from rsburke4/top-level-problem-fix Fix `Node3D` children using `top_level` in different position in-editor versus runtime commit d714e7b60a0c43fcc462bb43ce0abc82db164f1b Merge: 0858c4ecbc b015fba2c8 Author: Rémi Verschelde <rverschelde@gmail...
Try our merging versus rebasing tutorial. Change the merge strategy for a single pull request Which merge strategies can be used is determined by the merge strategies enabled by your project or repository admins. To change the merge strategy for a specific pull request: When merging a pull ...
So, instead of maintaining your attention on commit level, change your mindset to maintain your attention on update level, something not possible with GitHub, GitLab or Gerrit. And at least it’s not PR level. Your devs should have the mindset to push a commit if it’s worth reviewing...
Modelling a #[test] fn as a distinct ItemKind seems a bit strange: #[test] fns are still function items, I wonder if you can distinguish non-#[test] fns versus #[test] fns by looking at the existence/absence of the #[test] attribute. But yeah, rendering docs for tests do seem us...
docker pull <remote> <image> docker push <remote> <image> If we allow multiple image pulls in a single command, we will not be able to replicate the familiar syntax. The performance impact of individual push commands should be negligible versus doing it in a single command. If that is ...
So, instead of maintaining your attention on commit level, change your mindset to maintain your attention on update level, something not possible with GitHub, GitLab or Gerrit. And at least it’s not PR level. Your devs should have the mindset to push a commit...