Git syntax for pull request on the command line

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I think you would use this syntax:

git request-pull mergeBranch origin fix/fixNumberHere
                 ^^^ start   ^^ url    ^^^ end

I think more typically most Git users would create a pull request directly on the remote, e.g. if they were using something like GitHub or BitBucket.

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Updated on June 18, 2022

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  • Mike6679
    Mike6679 almost 2 years

    I see documentation here: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-request-pull

    But I'm not sure how to apply it to what I'm trying to to do. I pushed to branch called "fix/fixNumberHere" and I want to merge to a branch called "mergeBranch" using a pull request -- how to do I apply that to :

     git request-pull [-p] <start> <url> [<end>]
    
  • Mike6679
    Mike6679 over 6 years
    yes I agree about "most Git users would create a pull request directly on the remote, e.g. if they were using something like GitHub or BitBucket" .....but I'm using Gogs and it doesn't look possible.
  • Mike6679
    Mike6679 over 6 years
    Actually I did figure out out to initiate a Pull request in Gogs....but command line alternatives are always useful