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What is the difference between assignee and reviewer in merge request?

Assignee and Reviewer have different meanings: Assignee means you own the pull request or issue and are getting it into a merge-ready state. If you are no longer owning a given pull request or issue, take your name off as assignee. Reviewer means you are actively reviewing a pull request.

What does a merge request do?

What Is a Merge Request? A merge request is simply a request from a user to merge their code from one branch to another, typically to the master branch.

How do I do a merge review?

Reviewing a merge request Requirements. Before starting the review, I try to find the requirements that led to the merge request. Testing. Test coverage is important. Naming. I carefully consider the naming for all classes, tests, and functions. Commenting. Commit messages. Style.

What is difference between pull request and merge request?

GitLabs merge request feature is equivalent to GitHubs pull request feature. Both are means of pulling changes from another branch or fork into your branch and merging the changes with your existing code. They are useful tools for code review and change management.

Who should merge a pull request author or reviewer?

In my experience, its best for the original author to be the one doing the merge in case theres a merge conflict to be resolved. The original author is usually the one who is best equipped to figure out how to resolve a merge conflict.

Who should approve merge requests?

Depending on their number, there are different cases: If m , then all the explicit approvers and the members of the given project with Developer role or higher are eligible approvers of the merge request.

Who is reviewer in merge request?

For reviewer: someone you want to review the code. Not necessarily the person responsible for that area or responsible for merging the commit. Can be someone who worked on that chunk of code before, as GitHub auto-suggests.

What is assignee and reviewer in Gitlab merge request?

In comparison to an Assignee, who is directly responsible for creating or merging a merge request, a Reviewer is a team member who may only be involved in one aspect of the merge request, such as a peer review. To request a review of a merge request, expand the Reviewers select box in the right-hand sidebar.

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