glab-mr:tldr:9a9bc
glab-mr: Edit the target branch of a merge request.
$ glab mr update --target-branch ${branch_name}
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This command is using the "glab" command-line tool to update a merge request (MR), specifically the target branch associated with that MR. The "--target-branch" flag is used to specify the branch that the MR will be merged into. Here, ${branch_name} is a placeholder that needs to be replaced with the actual name of the target branch. For example, if you want to update the MR to merge into a branch named "feature-branch", the command would be: glab mr update --target-branch feature-branch This command is typically used when you want to change the target branch for an MR, which determines where the changes in the source branch will be merged into.
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