Accepted values: false, true.ĭelete the source branch after the pull request is completed and merged into the target branch. Accepted values: false, true.īypass any required policies and complete the pull request once it's mergeable. Set the pull request to complete automatically and merge into the target branch when all policies pass. To open the PR in your browser after creation, use the -open parameter. To create a new PR in your project, use az repos pr create.
You can also create PRs from the Branches view in Team Explorer by right-clicking the branch name and selecting Create Pull Request. Select the source and target branches, enter a title and optional description, and select Create.Īfter the PR is created, select Open in browser to open the new PR in the Azure DevOps web portal. You can also press Ctrl+ \, Ctrl+ M.įrom Home, select Pull Requests to view lists of PRs opened by you or assigned to you.įrom the Pull Requests view, select New Pull Request. Select View > Team Explorer to open Team Explorer. In Visual Studio 2015, 2017, and 2019, you can create PRs from Visual Studio Team Explorer:Ĭonnect to your project from Visual Studio. The link takes you to a page where you can enter your PR details and create the PR. In the Development area of the work item, select Create a pull request. In Azure Boards, from Backlogs or Queries in the Work view, open a work item that's linked to the branch. You can create a PR directly from an Azure Boards work item linked to the branch. Select Create a pull request to go to a page where you can enter your PR details and create the PR. This prompt is displayed on Pull Requests and Files.
#Create pull request github desktop update#
After you push or update a feature branch, Azure Repos prompts you to create a PR in the Code view on the web.
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