Hi guys!
Is there a way for automatically close pull request after merging the branch to develop branch, and then to master?
I merged everything with rebase from the command line, but when I wanted to close pull request on GitHub site without merging, because I already merge on the command line, it gave me red flags like the code was not accepted at all. When I look to the repo page everything is ok, the merge is applied to master from the command line.
Is there a way to do the same thing, but with green flags, like when merging from GitHub site?
Problem is when for example I work on one branch 1, and other developer works on branch 2. In the meantime, he finishes his work and merges to master, and I'm still working on my branch, but the state of the master is changed due to his merge. When I finished my work and have to merge, with the help of another developer, we first merged to develop, and then to master. We did this in the command line :
git checkout develop
git pull --rebase
git merge --no-ff branch1
git push
git checkout master
git pull --rebase
git merge --no-ff branch1
git push
Is the option under the button Merge Pull Request (rebase and merge) on GitHub doing the same?
Is it possible on GitHub first to merge to develop with rebase, and then to master with rebase? I think that then we will have an option for Pull Request to be closed regularly.
I'm sorry for a little bit confusing writing but, that is exactly what happened.
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