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GitHub Actions will block pull_request_target by default on December 2
GitHub plans to enforce a default block for pull_request_target in affected public repositories on December 2. Check which workflows rely on it before then.
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Git Articles
A merge request is not a merge
GitHub’s asynchronous merge API can queue a pull request or merge it in the background. For automation, the response is a state to handle, not proof that the code landed.
Git Articles
The PR stack only works when the work is actually stacked
GitHub's stacked pull requests are generally available. Use them when each small change depends on the one below it, and keep ordinary pull requests for work that can stand alone.
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