Resolve thread gitlab

Introduced in GitLab 10.0. You can automatically resolve merge request diff threads on lines modified with a new push. Navigate to your project's settings page, select the Automatically resolve merge request diffs threads on lines changed with a push check box and hit Save for the changes to take effect.

1. How do I open a thread in GitLab?
2. Can I edit a pull request?
3. How do you comment out in GitLab?
4. Is GitHub same as GitLab?
5. What is a merge request?
6. What is the difference between pull request and merge request?
7. What is rebase in GitLab?

How do I open a thread in GitLab?

On the top bar, select Menu > Projects and find your project. On the left sidebar, select Repository > Commits. Below the commits, in the Comment field, enter a comment. Select Comment or select the down arrow ( ) to select Start thread.

Can I edit a pull request?

To edit a pull request, select the pull request on the Pull requests page, go to its detail page and click "Edit". The target branch (the base branch) and the pull request branch (the branch that will be merged) cannot be changed.

How do you comment out in GitLab?

That actually seems supported on GitLab only now (Jan. 2021): Users can now click at the beginning of a line and drag the comment marker across multiple lines to highlight and reference multiple lines when leaving feedback in an MR.

Is GitHub same as GitLab?

The major difference between GitHub and GitLab is the platform each philosophy presents. GitHub has higher availability and is more focused on infrastructure performance, while GitLab is more focused on offering a features-based system with a centralized, integrated platform for web developers.

What is a merge request?

A merge request (MR) is a request from someone to merge in code from one branch to another. You can create a MR from Assembla by clicking on New Merge Request, which is in almost all of git sub-tabs.

What is the difference between pull request and merge request?

Pull Request in Bitbucket and GitHub or Merge Request in GitLab are the features made for more convenient code review. These features are equivalent as they both do the same git merge command to merge feature branches or forks with the existing code.

What is rebase in GitLab?

Description. Rebase is a way of merging master to your branch when you are working with long running branch.