glab-mr-create:tldr:d871a
glab-mr-create: Create a draft merge request.
$ glab mr create --draft
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The command "glab mr create --draft" is used in the GitLab command-line interface (CLI) tool, often referred to as "glab."
Here's an explanation of the command and its options:
- "glab": This is the name of the GitLab CLI tool, which allows you to interact with GitLab repositories and perform various actions.
- "mr": It stands for "Merge Request" which is a feature in GitLab that allows developers to propose changes to a project's codebase.
- "create": This is an action or subcommand in the glab CLI that creates a new merge request in a GitLab repository.
- "--draft": It is an option or flag that can be added to the "glab mr create" command. When this option is used, it creates a merge request as a draft. A draft merge request is like a work-in-progress and is not ready for review or merging. It allows you to share your changes with others without triggering a full review process.
By running the "glab mr create --draft" command, you are instructing the glab CLI tool to create a draft merge request in the repository you are currently working on.
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