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If argument $1 is present on git open-pr-github, e.g. git open-pr-github my-branch Use $1 (my-branch) as the target branch (a.k.a. base branch) when creating the PR URL. If $1 is omitted, create the PR URL with no explicit target branch (which will target the repo's default branch). See #139
Configure open-pr-github to display branches when using tab completion, by default Git would have autocompleted files. See https://salferrarello.com/git-alias-tab-completion-for-functions/ See #139
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This PR maintains the existing behavior where
git open-pr-github
opens the GitHub URL to create a PR from the
current branch into the repo's default branch.
In addition, the command now accepts an argument
for the target (a.k.a. base) branch.
git open-pr-github my-branch
will now open a the GitHub URL to create a PR from
the current branch into the given branch ("my-branch")
Resolves #139