Nice. Coming from Azure Devops background, I found this helpful in my new project. Can you also talk about Pull Request approval? And not letting merge happen unless there is an approval?
Thanks for the video. If I just remove the line and create a new commit (without squashing all the commits) and then push the branch (without the +), would that also update the pull request?
Hi Amro. Yes, if you already have an existing PR and want to add a new commit, you can do the simple "git add" "git commit -m "message"" and "git push" commands. That's actually recommended for updating your branch/PR. You should only do the method in the video if you want to redo your previous commit (which is important for keeping commit histories clean on professional projects, but not so important for your own tiny projects).
@srcmake Hey buddy very well explained..thanks for that.... and by the way your spoken english is pretty sharp. So I was curious to know whether you have read any books/material to improvise it
Because using commandline gives you full control, and by knowing how to do it the CLI-way you have better understanding of whats going on behinds the scenes. And you'll be better at handling issues/conflicts/problems when encountering them in a standard GUI.
