Am 26.04.2014 um 15:23 schrieb Ingo Weinhold <ingo_weinhold@xxxxxx>: > No, git itself does not provide the infrastructure for "pull requests" as > seen on github, gitorious, bitbucket,.... That is an additional feature of > their service. Since we don't use any of those except for mirroring, we don't > have that feature available. Well, actually git itself has infrastructure for pull requests. Though that is for sending a pull request to a mailing list ;). > PS: The pull request implementations I've seen seem to merge instead of > rebase, which introduces an unnecessary merge commit, making the history > ugly. Moreover it seems to be non-trivial to convince contributors to clean > up their branches which they request being pulled, which results in even more > merge commits in the history (as can e.g. be seen in the HaikuPorts > repository). Yes, that's a real problem with GitHub and go. If you do it the git way, that wouldn't be a problem: git pull --rebase remote-url branch git push Should work IIRC :). -- Jonathan