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Hotkey for updating branch on a stale PR
See original GitHub issueI’d like to use a hotkey for updating a branch that has gotten stale. Unless u is already preserved, I’d go with that one once you’re in a pull request page.
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This button would merge the default branch in the PR branch with a merge commit if there are no conflicts. I’d still be against doing a shortcut for such an operation. It’s not that common, it writes to Git (even though it’s not destructive).
Yes there’s a repo setting that enforces this (Require branches to be up to date before merging).