On Nov 29, 2015, at 11:31 PM, Donald Stufft wrote: >I don’t know about Gitlab, but GitHub exposes PRs as heads in the remote >repository.
Yes, GitLab has essentially the same thing. I personally recommend fetching the merge request branch, and then switching to it locally via some name, e.g. $ git fetch https://gitlab.com/person/mailman.git branch-to-merge $ git checkout -b person/27 FETCH_HEAD Now I clean up the person/27 branch, maybe make more comments, rebase, etc. Once I'm happy with the branch, it's simple to $ git co master $ git merge person/27 $ git push I generally let it fast-forward merge if possible (which it usually is if I rebase). Cheers, -Barry
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