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Pull requests look simple when a forge is doing the work for you. A contributor creates an account, forks a repository, pushes a branch, and clicks a button. The forge connects all of those pieces and
On most Git forges, a pull request is not really a Git object. It is an application object that happens to point at Git commits. There is usually a database row with an integer id, an author, a state,
Everlock has a built-in pull request system. It is designed around a single principle: a pull request is a ref, not a database record. When you open a pull request, the server creates a Git ref: refs/
