Another Pull Request #4968
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Another Pull Request
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If my previous pull request for issue A is waiting for approval, I want to work on a new issue B. Should I create a new branch from the develop branch and only commit changes for issue B, or should I create a new branch from my branch for A to contain the changes for both issue A and issue B? |
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adhiamboperes
May 9, 2023
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Hi @XichengSpencer, please create a new branch from develop, so that your new PR only has changes related to the current issue. |
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Hi @XichengSpencer, please create a new branch from develop, so that your new PR only has changes related to the current issue.