Consider a master branch, whose commits are

A -> B -> C

I create a branch from this called the test branch Now my current state of the branch is

A -> B -> C

I made some changes, and now the state is

A -> B -> C -> D

I made a pull request now (with 1 file changed), where I had some corrections to do.

I directly made changes to the test branch and pushed it. Now it looks like this.

A -> B -> C -> D -> E

The pull request reflected the changes automatically. (2 files changed)

Now when I observed, the state of main branch is

A -> B -> C -> X -> Y

Now, I pulled these new changes from the master branch to my test branch. If I push these changes to the remote test branch, will it get reflected in the Pull request I made?

I want the pull request to be purely the two files that I made? Will pushing these changes from the master branch show up on the Pull Request page?

CodePudding user response：

The Pull Request will likely show three commits: D, E and M. M will be a merge commit that brings changes from X and Y into your test branch.

Most Pull Request interfaces will show you the M commit, but the diff will not show the changes that are already in main/master.