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> Pull Requests were never going to happen with Mercurial TBF, AIUI they're not, strictly speaking, happening with git either: They're an external addition, in
by CRConrad 5y ago
> Pull Requests were never going to happen with Mercurial
TBF, AIUI they're not, strictly speaking, happening with git either: They're an external addition, invented by GitHub or some such, and not actually part of git itself.
- sharken 5y agoThat is correct, but an important part of pull requests is that the pull request branch can be deleted afterwards.
- CRConrad 5y agoHow does that work; is it something technical built into it? Or do you mean just because after that one knows that it's incorporated upstream, so not needed as a separate entity any more? Because that would also go for a "pull request" by, say, e-mail or whatever.