latest 12 messages by rostam
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[2019-12-14T00:03:05Z]
rostam
newbie question, I have started a code review from my local branch, pushing into the remote branch and using pull request on github to merge to devel branch, if later I do any changes locally as part of code review and use "git commit --amend" I can not push it to remote branch again, becasue of conflict, the only way that i can do is to force it , i.e git push -f. Is there a way I do not force the push command?
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[2017-02-14T04:44:24Z]
rostam
!v
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[2017-02-14T04:26:30Z]
rostam
Hi I have a question on github code review process. Once i have commited for code review and after a few revision, and commit again, I would like only one a single commit to master branch. Unfortunately I see a few commit and the last one has comment like: "Merge Pull request ..." How can I can all these collapse to a single meaningful commit? thanks
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[2017-02-13T02:50:30Z]
rostam
ok thanks again.
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[2017-02-13T02:49:53Z]
rostam
ThiefMaster, thank you very much.
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[2017-02-13T02:49:04Z]
rostam
ThiefMaster, what you mean by PR ?
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[2017-02-13T02:44:57Z]
rostam
changes to be part of the original pull request? Thanks
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[2017-02-13T02:44:57Z]
rostam
HI I have a question about github code review workflow. We have a master branch for our development on github. Each developer has made a fork of that branch. When I commit and push my code to fork, I need to pull request for code reviewer. If code reviewer requires some changes, I need to do those changes in my local repo and push it up to my fork. Here is my question, should I close my original pull request? Is there a way the new
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[2017-02-12T20:21:06Z]
rostam
HI newbie question, regarding code review, once my I pull request, a team member can comment and I need to change the code again and resubmit (push) and pull request again?
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[2017-02-12T18:19:12Z]
rostam
spaceone, thanks yes I agree that is what I am looking into.
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[2017-02-12T14:52:20Z]
rostam
nedbat, good question, I should have not needed two forks. I should keep the changes in a local branch. But I was just wondering if this is possible?
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[2017-02-12T14:26:21Z]
rostam
HI can I make two fork of the same repository? When I try to fork the second times, it list the original fork and no option to make a new fork? thanks