Immediately after, you switch to another branch to start working on another amazing feature. So, you push the branch to the repository and open a pull request. Imagine you’re on a branch working on a new awesome feature, and at some point you’re ready to share it with your teammates for a more formal review. Instead, GitHub Desktop 3.0 will only show you notifications when something really important happens in the repository you’re working on. That’s why GitHub Desktop 3.0 does not notify you for every single event in every repository you contribute to. Hundreds of notifications across numerous apps are always trying to get our attention, and most of those notifications end up just being noise. Support for high-signal pull request notificationsĪnother addition to GitHub Desktop 3.0 is support for high-signal notifications. Users also now have the ability to re-run failed or individual GitHub Action checks.
You still can’t find out why your checks failed? Don’t worry! You can just re-run your checks to give them another chance to succeed. Just click on the badge with the pull request number, and start diving into the checks, jobs, and steps to better understand and fix whatever problem you might run into.
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With GitHub Desktop 3.0, you can now see the checks of your pull requests to ensure your code is ready for production. Review the status of your pull request check runs
Today, GitHub Desktop hits a big milestone with the release of version 3.0, which includes improved support for git operations, like squashing, reordering, or amending commits, as well as exciting new features that bring GitHub closer to your local development workflow.
That’s why GitHub Desktop is designed to simplify workflows for millions of developers around the world. Version control should be simple and easy, so you can focus on what matters.
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