I’m using the Github CLI tool, which includes a command gh pr list that allows you to see all the open pull requests. The issue is that I only see a list
Problem Background: So far I am the sole owner of a GitHub repo. I committed the code from my system to a branch called release (actually its a tag based on de
I have a request to use GitHub Pull Request in a git repo which is continuously developing in a single binary file (EAP model from Enterprise Architect) into a
So I have a list of commits SHAs to check. In a given commit SHA let's say 123ab45, I want to see if the commit is linked to a PR in the branch. Is there any co
In the company I'm working we use Azure DevOps and we have a core repository with a huge amount of branches. In order to maintain this repository clearer as pos
I'm trying to setup the Jenkins Github Pull-Request Builder on a Jenkins node slave, however when I set the refspec to +refs/pull/*:refs/remotes/origin/pr/*. T
I would like to make a pull request from my fork repo to the upstream repository. As always I was following these steps here from the guidance from Github. Bu
I find this missing feature in GitHub to be frustrating, so I'm documenting my work-around here to help the next person. Alternate, better work-arounds are welc
I want to make a draft pull request but when I execute the command git push --set-upstream origin new-branch I could only see normal pull request button at my r