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What you needed was to use the options -h (head, ie. the feature branch) and -b (base, ie the upstream master) eg. git pull-request \ -m "I added an
by emacsfodder 11y ago
What you needed was to use the options -h (head, ie. the feature branch) and -b (base, ie the upstream master) eg.
git pull-request \
-m "I added an awesome feature"\
-b baserepo:master\
-h myfork:feature-branch
- justinsb 11y agoThe GitHub web interface defaults to the PR-to-upstream behavior though, so this is at least an inconsistency; I would argue it is a bug.