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How do I pull a pull request's code locally for testing?

Joseph Dillon

How do pull code from a pull request in order to test it?

GitHub provides nice easy buttons / pre-populated git commands to do this. How do I do it with stash?

It baffles me that there isnt a simple button for this. This is a top tier reason people use version control. Just because it looks good in a diff doesnt mean it actually works.

I know I could create an ailias to do this, but that defeats the whole point of bothering with Stash in the first place.

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TimP

Hi Joseph,

@Nicola Paolucci covered this pretty nicely in this blog: http://blogs.atlassian.com/2014/08/how-to-fetch-pull-requests/

cheers,

Tim

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TimP

Hi Joseph,

@Nicola Paolucci covered this pretty nicely in this blog: http://blogs.atlassian.com/2014/08/how-to-fetch-pull-requests/

cheers,

Tim

Joseph Dillon

Looks like a really good article and I'll have to read it more thoroughly soon. I honestly prefer the command line, I just wish there was a button like, "Pull this code locally" that generates all the git commands. GitHub does this nicely (although they first try to get you to use their terrible GUI).

TimP

That's a really nice idea, I've raised a suggestion here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/STASH-6826

Joseph Dillon

Awesome. I appreciate it. In the mean time I'll have to work around this issue.

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