brandonsbytes

 to make it this easy but practically everything github does (as it pertains to git stuff) is a syntactic wrapper. I don't want another piece of software on my computer that I have learn and maintain.

Maybe I'm just daft but before this I'd setup remotes for regular contributors to easily checkout their prs:

git remote ekzyis git@github.com:ekzyis/stacker.news.git
git fetch ekzyis somebranch
git checkout FETCH_HEAD

For irregular contributors I'd do a link clicking dance figuring out their remote path and branch and pull it to a local branch.

git fetch git@github.com:ekzyis/stacker.news.git somebranch
git checkout FETCH_HEAD

There are probably a million ways to do this, but this is the best one I've found. Do you have PR flow/config you like?

devs

Github instructs you to download [their cli](https://cli.github.com/) to make it this easy but practically everything github does (as it pertains to git stuff) is a syntactic wrapper. I don't want another piece of software on my computer that I have learn and maintain.

Maybe I'm just daft but before this I'd setup remotes for regular contributors to easily checkout their prs:
```bash
git remote ekzyis git@github.com:ekzyis/stacker.news.git
git fetch ekzyis somebranch
git checkout FETCH_HEAD
```

For irregular contributors I'd do a link clicking dance figuring out their remote path and branch and pull it to a local branch. 
```bash
git fetch git@github.com:ekzyis/stacker.news.git somebranch
git checkout FETCH_HEAD
```

After this config it's
```
git fetch pr/321
git checkout pr/321
```

There are probably a million ways to do this, but this is the best one I've found. Do you have PR flow/config you like?