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Hi @sammarks, thanks for the PR! I think this is a really interesting idea - we ask that contributors create an issue first to discuss and align on a path forward prior to submitting a PR, so could I ask you to do that please? I'm wondering whether others agree with this assumption that the base branch is always better than the default branch, so I'd love to hear from others before we make a call to change it. Thanks! |
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Thanks for making such a great tool!
In my usage, I've found it would be a more convenient default to switch to the base branch of a PR upon merge instead of the default branch for the repository.
Though, I can see how some would prefer to switch to the base branch instead. Happy to open an issue as well and continue any discussion there if need be.
I haven't modified any tests because I didn't see any where the merge command was tested.