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Update documenting a feature for a release doc #25199
Update documenting a feature for a release doc #25199
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"draft" here looks like a relative term to "ready for review" below, if I'm understanding this correctly.
Please be specific how to mark a PR as a "draft". Do you mean prefixing the PR title with "WIP -" or something?
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It's a stage of a pull request that is offered by Github. I can see that it may be not clear, so I added steps on how to mark a pull request as "draft" and "ready for review" in the corresponding sections. Could you take a look again? Does this make more sense?
Signed-off-by: Anna Jung (VMware) <[email protected]>
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Create Pull Request drop-down and select **Create Draft Pull Request**, | ||
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Okay, now I see. Draft Pull Request is something one can raise from Web UI. If I'm opening a PR from git command line, there is actually no difference between a "draft" and a "formal" one, right?
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Yes, that's correct. This is specific to Github not git.
It should not impact the people using the git command line to make a pull request, they'll have to use the UI to set it to draft if needed.
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Thanks for the clarification. @annajung
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I think the GitHub command line tools do let you mark a PR as draft, and also to mark it ready for review: gh pr create --draft
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Signed-off-by: Anna Jung (VMware) [email protected]
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