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Workflow for rebasing and merging a local branch to main via a GitHub Pull Request.
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| name | merge-pr |
| description | Workflow for rebasing and merging a local branch to main via a GitHub Pull Request. |
This skill codifies the workflow for taking a completed local task branch, pushing it to GitHub, creating a Pull Request, and merging it via rebase.
Use this skill when the user asks to "close the pr by rebasing and merging to main" or explicitly invokes /merge-pr.
git push -f origin HEAD. We use -f because local commits are frequently amended during code reviews.gh pr merge --rebase --delete-branch.git checkout main.git pull.git fetch --prune.git branch -D <branch-name>.