Ars Technica

GIT, Pull-requests and old branches

My team is transitioning to GIT, and we are just doing our first pull-requests. Since GIT recommends every new feature have its own branch and then merge it to Main with a pull-request when it is ...
The Next Web

GitHub launches ‘draft’ pull requests to let developers discuss code before deploying

GitHub has added a new feature to pull requests, allowing developers to mark their requests as a draft. Marking a request as a draft allows the developer to highlight to other collaborators that their ...
Visual Studio Magazine

GitHub Tool Does Pull Requests from Visual Studio Code

GitHub highlighted improvements to its Visual Studio Code extension that lets developers manage pull requests from the open source code repository with a few clicks from within the code editor. The ...

This new Claude Code Review tool uses AI agents to check your pull requests for bugs - here's how

This new Claude Code Review tool uses AI agents to check your pull requests for bugs - here's how ...
The Next Web

GitHub introduces dark mode and auto-merge pull request

GitHub today announced a bunch of new features at its virtual GitHub Universe conference including dark mode, auto-merge pull requests, and Enterprise Server 3.0. In the past couple of years, almost ...
Visual Studio Magazine

GitHub Desktop 3.0 Enhances Pull Request Integration

Microsoft-owned GitHub announced GitHub Desktop 3.0, noting that it provides better integration for developer pull requests (PRs). GitHub Desktop, for the unfamiliar, is described as an open source ...
Ars Technica

GIT, Pull-requests and old branches

You're not wrong, but some of us predate git. I have dim memories of using sccs, cvs, and rcs. I remember rcs being really unworkable--it was so much easier to branch than merge that you ended up with ...