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Github pull branch request

I'm looking for a simple way to find out if the request request branch on top of the current wizard is disabled before merging it through the github web interface. So far, I have to check the parent commit hash code and compare it with the latest commit hash. I would like to see the true / false icon next to the merge button or something to avoid merging non-reinstalled marriages. Any suggestions or possible browser plugins / extensions, etc.?

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I donโ€™t know of any such plugin that can determine if there was a request branch for a transfer request on top of the main branch. In any case, you should probably get used to always analyzing both local and master branches before merging the pull request on GitHub. But I see a big fundamental problem with your workflow. It seems like you are trying to merge rearranged function branches into master via GitHub. This defeats the main purpose of the reboot.

The whole point of reinstalling the local branch of the function on the wizard is to โ€œmove forwardโ€ the wizard so that you can redirect the master branch using all your commits. The chart will help explain this better:

master: A <- B
feature*: A <- B <- C <- D
(* after rebasing feature branch on master)

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master: A <- B <- C <- D

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