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by andelink
1069 days ago
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For something as small as a code comment change, it's super fast, and honestly not worth the local branch stage -> commit -> push flow. Assuming GitHub, just edit it within the browser (if you find it in your editor, press the hotkey for opening the source in GitHub, if you're already in the browser, great). Make the change, hit commit (which defaults to a feature branch, you can change this), and then GitHub automatically opens up a PR template for your to then hit "create." Add reviewer(s), enable auto-merge, then forget about it. |
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