Re: [Dolibarr-dev] How to split Pull Request ?

[Doursenaud , Raphaël]

Yep, rule of thumb with GIT and GitHub: always create a new branch from upstream each time you're working on a new topic.

We call them "topic branches".

You inadvertedly discoverred the cool thing about pull requests, you can add more to them by simply pushing to the related branch.

Cheers,

2014-04-10 16:02 GMT+02:00 Marcos García <address@hidden>:

You are right, you have to create different branches.

Since the changes are pushed you cannot alter the history... Maybe creating a new branch before the change and cherry picking the commits to the newer, so that you can delete the older one...

Regards, Marcos.

El 10/04/2014 15:59, "Kevin Guerrier" <address@hidden> escribió:

Hi,

How can i split my commit into many pull request ?

My first and my second commit was made before my first pull request and appeared correctly into.

But when I made another commit (adding complete head bank from other modules), it has been included into the same pull request with the same title...

How can I split it into different request ?

Should I create another branch to make different pull request ? Can I move my last commit into another pull request ?

Thanks by advance.

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