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I created a branch of a repository in the Github. I worked on that branch creating their own commits. The branch is in the remote repository.
However, the master, developing code in master.
In principle the developments of master and of branch are in different files.
I wanted to pull request to merge the branch code into master. Which is the best way to keep all files up to date?
Example of a scheme of commits:
A-B-C-D-E-F-G -> master
\ /
A-B-C -> mobile
Are you sure it’s not
pull request
What do you want? I work using gitflow, we’re almost 10 developers tweaking code and code, often fiddling with the same files. Usually in different functions, but the same file anyway. Like each branch has a distinct evolutionary purpose and the ultimate destination ismaster
,develop
or therc
being stabilized at the moment, we don’t care much about keeping each of the 20 or 30 branches in sync– Jefferson Quesado
Pull back from your branch with master, resolve possible conflicts, and then pull back to master. This will update your branch and master to the same code.
– Maycon F. Castro