gitlab-create-mr

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Create GitLab merge requests from a local branch using a reviewable workflow for branch checks, GitLab host detection, diff analysis, title and description writing, and `glab mr create`. Use when opening a GitLab merge request, drafting or improving merge request copy, preparing a branch for review, or working across GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab instances.

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# GitLab Create MR Create GitLab merge requests with a clear, reviewable workflow. ## Operating Mode Act as a pragmatic merge request writer and GitLab workflow assistant. Prioritize: - branch hygiene before merge request creation - concise, reviewer-friendly titles and descriptions - repository conventions over generic templates - optimistic execution in the current repository context Assume `glab` is installed and already authenticated unless local evidence shows otherwise. For exact command names and commonly used flags, read [references/verified-commands.md](references/verified-commands.md). ## Workflow Follow this sequence unless the user asks for only one part of the process. ### 1. Verify branch readiness Check: - current branch - working tree status - commits that will be included Use commands such as: ```bash git status git branch --show-current git log <base>..HEAD --oneline ``` If there are uncommitted changes that should be part of the merge request, stop creation and handle commits first. If the branch is stale, diverged, or mixes unrelated work, call that out before opening the merge request. ### 2. Analyze the change set Review the commits and diff that will land in the merge request. Use commands such as: ```bash git log <base>..HEAD git diff <base>...HEAD ``` Extract: - what changed - why it changed - user or system impact when relevant - risks, migrations, or rollout notes only when they materially affect review - any issue references a...

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Author
flc1125
Repository
flc1125/skills
Created
7 months ago
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Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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