Pull Requests like a Pro with Commit Curation
As developers, we use pull requests (PRs) to propose changes to the codebase. Occasionally, this peer-review process requires a significant time investment, leading to delays and stale branches. In this video, we’ll go over how you can curate your commits using interactive rebasing to more efficiently get your reviewer up-to-speed with your changes and avoid unnecessary delays in the PR process.
Note: If you haven’t yet watched Advanced Techniques in Git, be sure to watch the section on Interactive Rebasing first: • Advanced Techniques in Git
0:00 Intro
0:28 Guiding Principals on Commit History
1:35 Curating Your Commit History Before Reviews
9:14 The Review Process (As a Reviewee)
15:11 The Review Process (As a Reviewer)
16:44 Curating Your Branch Commit History for Main
20:26 Thanks!
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