Hynek Schlawack • 12/21/2023

Don’t Start Pull Requests from Your Main Branch

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The article details three key reasons to avoid starting pull requests from your main branch in a forked repository: enabling work on multiple PRs, avoiding merge conflicts after a PR is accepted, and ensuring maintainers can edit branches when protection is on. It also offers a recovery solution for those who have already committed to main and recommends the Lazygit tool.

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