I'm sure many of you have done the following:
Google: "How to make make a pull request"
Cry when you see the long string of commands that need to...
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Better than GitHub Desktop you have GitKraken :D Available on Windows, Mac & Linux.
Good post by the way.
ooh It looks really good, and a 3-way merge tool built-in! 🚀 Thank you
You're welcome 😇
I will say though, It's a little less beginner-friendly than Github desktop there are many, many more options for things which may be a little daunting for newcomers!
Personally since a friend of me made me discovered GitKraken I am in love with it.
Before, I was commiting only with terminal commands, but I found the GUI way more convenient. It's easy to see the last commits, branches etc ...
I really love Gitkraken. Must say that I took it because of its Linux compatibility but it is my go-to Git client (when not using the CLI) because of all the features it has and the design that makes everything pretty clear.
Nevertheless, some VSCode add-on are pretty good as well.
Git File History => marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
and
Git Graph => marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
The GitHub
hubcommand line tool is much simpler. github.com/github/hubhub pull-request --no-edit -p -o -b masterPushes your branch to remote (
-p), makes the PR using your commit messages (--no-edit), asks to pull the changes into the master branch (-b master), and even opens it in the browser once done (-o).Thanks for this command. Been using hub but didn't know it can do that.
I think, you should add one step — create branch for your commits. 1 branch — 1 PR for 1 issue. It will be better, than a lot of commits in 1 PR with different issues.
Nice post!
Isn't the easiest way is still to create in on GitHub from branch?
This is good! You can use the desktop app too. Since I work in Linux using the CLI is the best choice.
sudo git clone --single-branch -b Dev git@github.com:UserName/gitRepo.git
I usually just make github PRs right on Github.com