Git Workflow & PR Manager FAQs

Question 1

What is the main-branch development pattern?

Accepted Answer

It involves working on your local main branch and pushing specific commit ranges to remote feature branches, eliminating the need to constantly switch and manage multiple local branches.

Question 2

Why use git switch instead of git checkout?

Accepted Answer

Git switch is a modern command (introduced in Git 2.23) designed to separate branch switching from file restoration, providing a more intuitive and safer interface than the multi-purpose checkout command.

Question 3

How does this skill interact with GitHub?

Accepted Answer

It utilizes GitHub MCP tools to create, list, and update pull requests directly within the Claude Code environment, bypassing the need for manual browser actions or the GitHub CLI.

Question 4

Does this skill support stacked pull requests?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it provides specific guidance on using advanced rebase flags like --update-refs to synchronize entire chains of dependent branches in a single operation.

Question 5

Can I use this for complex rebase scenarios?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. It provides expert guidance on interactive rebasing, squash merging, and using the --onto flag for precise control over where commits are placed in your history.

Git Workflow & PR Manager

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Git Workflow & PR Manager

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