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2. Since you're working on it, assign the ticket to yourself. It's a good practice to also add "Doing" label, so it shows on the tracking in the right place.
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2. Since you're working on it, assign the ticket to yourself. It's a good practice to also add "Doing" label, so it shows on the tracking in the right place.
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3. Open the new issue and create a Merge Request. If you don't care about the branch name, just click the green "create merge request" button. If you do care, you can click the little green triangle and then use a shorter branch name, but please make sure it starts with the ticket number. E.g. instead of `1536-diverse-textual-corrections-to-the-arm` you may want to use a simpler `1536-doc-update`.
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3. Open the new issue and create a Merge Request. If you don't care about the branch name, just click the green "create merge request" button. If you do care, you can click the little green triangle and then use a shorter branch name, but please make sure it starts with the ticket number. E.g. instead of `1536-diverse-textual-corrections-to-the-arm` you may want to use a simpler `1536-doc-update`.
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4. The MR will be automatically associated with the issue. Once you click it, there's a `Request to merge 1536-doc-update` link. Click on it and you'll be then seeing the branch. You can make your edits there.
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4. The MR will be automatically associated with the issue. Once you click it, there's a `Request to merge 1536-doc-update` link. Click on it and you'll be then seeing the branch. You can make your edits there.
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5. Once you do your changes, go ahead and review your MR. It should show your changes.
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5. Once you do your changes, go ahead and review your MR. It should show your changes.
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6. Once you're happy and feel that it's ready, unassign yourself, remove the "Doing" label and add "Review" label.
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6. Once you're happy and feel that it's ready, unassign yourself, remove the "Doing" label and add "Review" label.
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7. Normal review process follows. Make sure you look at the pipeline status. We have many automated checks that can point out common mistakes. |
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7. Normal review process follows. Make sure you look at the pipeline status. We have many automated checks that can point out common mistakes. |