This live stream, while intended to focus on the specific configurations that will be implemented for Season II, was an effective illustration of several project management features on Gitea. Aside from creating milestones, issues, and pull requests, which have been discussed in other videos, it is also possible to use keywords to create logical links between these objects, allowing them to respond to actions taken elsewhere on the platform. Additionally, the squash commit feature allows for a final edit of a PR's commit message when merging into the main branch.
# Git Workflow Demonstration
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This live stream, while intended to focus on the specific configurations that will be implemented for Season II, was an effective illustration of several project management features on Gitea. Aside from creating milestones, issues, and pull requests, which have been discussed in other videos, it is also possible to use keywords to create logical links between these objects, allowing them to respond to actions taken elsewhere on the platform. Additionally, the *squash commit* feature allows for a final edit of a PR's commit message when merging into the main branch.
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Git Workflow Demonstration
This live stream, while intended to focus on the specific configurations that will be implemented for Season II, was an effective illustration of several project management features on Gitea. Aside from creating milestones, issues, and pull requests, which have been discussed in other videos, it is also possible to use keywords to create logical links between these objects, allowing them to respond to actions taken elsewhere on the platform. Additionally, the squash commit feature allows for a final edit of a PR's commit message when merging into the main branch.