Add ability to open a git-flow pull request
See original GitHub issueI am often making pull requests from feature branches into staging
and then staging
into master. It would be super convenient to have a button that would open a PR from staging
into master
, as it’s very repetitive to search for master each time.
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If it should be the other way around, master should be the default branch, right?
Either way this likely needs some configuration (what if someone wants dev->staging, stage->master, etc) and Refined GitHub doesn’t do that. I suggest either using a bookmark or looking-for/developing a extension for all-things-git-flow
Thanks, that sounds like a good idea