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- Pull-Request for only certain files commits - Stack Overflow
I have a repository that is forked from GitHub that has a few modifications made to it However, in a certain commit, a few files were changed that I want to submit a pull-request for, leaving the other modified files out of the request
- Pull request showing commits that have already been merged . . . - GitHub
Initially, PR 2 shows the commits from both feature branch1 feature branch2 - this is expected (total of 5 commits on the PR) However when I merge PR 1 (by way of fast-forward merge), the commit list in PR 2 continues to show all 5 commits (including the 3 that have already been merged)
- Confused about updating a PR with only my commits : r github
Someone requested a small change on one file, so I made the change, commited the changes, then pushed to the remote branch Github has a warning that the branch has conflicts that must be resolved, and that they're too complex to resolve in the web editor
- Troubleshooting commits - GitHub Docs
Sometimes a commit will be viewable on GitHub, but will not exist in your local clone of the repository Why are my commits linked to the wrong user? GitHub uses the email address in the commit header to link the commit to a GitHub user
- github - Remove a file from a Git Pull Request - Stack Overflow
Go to your remote origin branch (not master) where you have pushed your changes (from where you have created a pull request) Delete that specific file from there
- Git happens! 6 Common Git mistakes and how to fix them - GitLab
If you have a commit that is only in your local repository, you can amend it with the git commit — amend command Sometimes, you might find yourself adding files that you didn’t mean to commit
- Solutions to Github Issues with Git Merges and Commits
We can fix that First, do a git log to look at the branch history for good measure If your commit is the most recent commit on the branch, run git reset --soft HEAD~1 A --soft reset will simply undo the commit, staging your changes again
- Pull request (PR) view does not show recent commits - GitHub
git commit --allow-empty -m "Forcing an empty commit " Had already such issue 3 times for last 4 days Another workaround - close reopen PR The empty commit worked for me as well This has worked for me in the past, but not today
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