git pull request etiquette

[Burt Beckwith]

By default a git pull request selects all of the committers. I created a pull request but didn't want to spam everybody so I unselected everyone but Graeme - what's the standard approach?

Burt

[Peter Ledbrook]

> By default a git pull request selects all of the committers. I created a pull request but didn't want to spam everybody so I unselected everyone but Graeme - what's the standard approach?

Not sure. Most pull requests go to all committers, which is fine with
me. If one person pulls the changes and commits them, then it
shouldn't be possible for another person to do the same (because the
commits will have the same ID).

Cheers,

Peter

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[Graeme Rocher-3]

Its ok to send to all developers, sending to just me has the danger
that I may miss it (!)

On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Burt Beckwith <burt@...> wrote:
> By default a git pull request selects all of the committers. I created a pull request but didn't want to spam everybody so I unselected everyone but Graeme - what's the standard approach?
>
> Burt
>



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