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Having to use per-vendor tools for git seems more complicated than using single tool for all Git services. I don't mind gh as an additional tool but OP's descr

by voytec 4y ago

Having to use per-vendor tools for git seems more complicated than using single tool for all Git services. I don't mind gh as an additional tool but OP's description suggests that Microsoft tries to replace git with gh entirely.

qbasic_forever 4y ago
What git command tells you the fork on github.com that wants to send you a pull request? (Hint: there is none, only the gh tool and GitHub api know it)
- b3morales 4y ago
  That's because "the fork on github.com sending a PR" is very specifically a feature of GitHub, not git itself.
- seba_dos1 4y ago
  That's not something you need to know in order to checkout a pull request's branch at all.