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How to journey into the world of git ?
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this post was submitted on 31 May 2026
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The "pull" can get confusing to new users of git because they soon see people talking about "pull requests". They should rename a pull request to a "sync request" or an "update review request" , etc.
It's called a "merge request" in Gitlab, which is a much better name.
Yes, That would be good, easy, and understandable