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Moving to git is great, moving to github can be terrible for some projects that are more collaborative, as if you want to change someones PR you cannot..
by thejosh 12y ago
Moving to git is great, moving to github can be terrible for some projects that are more collaborative, as if you want to change someones PR you cannot..
- reledi 12y agoYou can makes changes to a PR that you didn't open. If you want to change the title, edit/delete comments, close the PR, assign a person or labels then you'll need the proper permissions. If you want to make changes to the code you'll need to have push access to the same repo (which is usually the case if you're on the same team because then you don't need to use forks). Otherwise you can always amend the commit(s) before merging them into master.
- andreabedini 12y agoBetter still you can fork the PR and open a PR to the PR :)
- codygman 12y agoWhat if the repo is /me/myproject and you are trying to fork /contributor/myproject? What will your fork be named?
- zwily 12y agoThey're using Gerrit for code review, where you can modify patches submitted by other people.