Find a Pull Request on GitHub where a commit was originally created

Pull Requests are great for understanding the larger thinking around a change or set of changes made to a repo. Reading pull requests are a great way to quickly "grok" a project as, instead of small atomic changes to the source, you get larger groupings of logical changes. Analogous to organizing the lines in your code into related "stanzas" to make it easier to read. I find myself looking at a fi

[takc923]

これ知らんかった。くっそ便利だ。

[k0kubun]

“git config --add remote.origin.fetch +refs/pull/*/head:refs/remotes/origin/pull/* git fetch origin git describe --all --contains <COMMIT>”