git-request-pull - Linux
Overview
git-request-pull
facilitates the creation of pull requests on remote Git repositories, simplifying collaborative development workflows.
Syntax
git request-pull [<options>] [--] [<base>[:<head>] [<repository>]]
Options/Flags
| Option | Description | Default |
|—|—|—|
| -h
, --help
| Display this help message. | N/A |
| -m
, --message
| Custom message for the pull request. | Uses default commit message. |
| -r
, --repository
| Repository to submit the pull request. | Inferred from .git/config
. |
Examples
Create a pull request against the current branch:
git request-pull
Create a pull request against a specific branch:
git request-pull main
Create a pull request for a custom range of commits:
git request-pull feature/new-feature:main
Create a pull request against a remote repository:
git request-pull --repository https://github.com/user/repository
Common Issues
Error: Repository not found: Ensure that the specified repository exists and that you have access to it.
Error: Unable to fetch remote: Make sure there is a stable connection to the remote repository and that the URL is correct.
Integration
git-request-pull
can be integrated with other Git commands, such as git merge
and git push
, to streamline pull request workflows.
Related Commands
git pull
git merge
git push
hub