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cm0002@piefed.world to Debian@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago

Best Practices for Submitting and Reviewing Merge Requests in Debian

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Best Practices for Submitting and Reviewing Merge Requests in Debian

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Historically the primary way to contribute to Debian has been to email the Debian bug tracker with a code patch. Now that 92% of all Debian source packages are hosted at salsa.debian.org — the GitLab instance of Debian — more and more developers are using Merge Requests, but not necessarily in the optimal way. In this post I share what I’ve found the best practice to be, presented in the natural workflow from forking to merging.\n
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