From aadf00697b8cae2621bc223a45b460aaaac93d6c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Philip Oakley How can you use GitGitGadget?
The Pull Request will trigger a few Checks, most importantly one that will build Git and run the test suite on the main platforms, to make sure that everything works as advertised.
- Once everything is ready to go, add a comment to that Pull Request saying /submit
.
+ Once you feel everything is ready to go, add a comment to that Pull Request saying /preview
. This will send you a copy of the Pull Request to check.
+ If you are happy, add a comment to that Pull Request saying /submit
.
This will trigger GitGitGadget (you can see the progress via the Check called "GitGitGadget PR Handler"): it will wrap your Pull Request into a nice bundle of mails in the format expected on the Git mailing list.
Once you feel everything is ready to go, add a comment to that Pull Request saying /preview
. This will send you a copy of the Pull Request to check.
- If you are happy, add a comment to that Pull Request saying /submit
.
+ Once you are happy with the result, add a comment to that Pull Request saying /submit
.
This will trigger GitGitGadget (you can see the progress via the Check called "GitGitGadget PR Handler"): it will wrap your Pull Request into a nice bundle of mails in the format expected on the Git mailing list.