Merging BitBucket Pull Requests
Basic process
- Navigate to https://open-bitbucket.nrao.edu/projects/CASA/repos/casa/pull-requests.
2. Select an open pull request.
3. Read the overview for the change. Pay attention to whether this change includes a Casacore update
4. View the changes in the "Diff" tab. If the ticket didn't indicate a change to Casacore, there should be no indication of submodule update. If there is proceed to "Submodules" section of this document.
5. View the changes in the "commit" tab. Verify that there are no extra or excessive commits. These are typically a sign that there are issues with the branch history.
6. Make sure that the little green check box is checked and the mouse-over says "this change can be merged".
7. Click Merge
Submodules
If the submodule is out of sync, but the merge looks otherwise fine, do the following on your local machine:
Clone the repository
cd to your repository copy
git checkout master
git pull
git submodule update
git checkout
git add casacore
git commit
git push origin
This should update the reference in the pull request to the correct version. Remember that you can alway use "git submodule" to view the current submodule status.
Reverting a change
A bad merge can be reverted with "git revert". This won't undo the merge, but rather add another commit which reverses the changes.
git checkout master
git pull
git submodule update
git branch
git checkout
git revert -m1 #m1 is trunk the trunk parent m2 is the branch parent
git push origin
Viewing merge parents
To view merge commit parents execute "git show "
The "Merge:" field in teh above commit shows the the two merge parent commits
Viewing the history reveals that 5066bb520 was the master parent and d1655113a was the branch parent