Not quite. We have adapted the `git format-patch | git send-email` flow to support editing the patchset. You can add, remove, even `--force` replace all patches within a patch request.
The goal is to provide the flexibility of a pull request with the simplicity of generating patches.
At the end of the day, the maintainer of the repo has to load the patchset locally, apply it, fix it up, then push to upstream. They have full control here.
The goal is to provide the flexibility of a pull request with the simplicity of generating patches.
At the end of the day, the maintainer of the repo has to load the patchset locally, apply it, fix it up, then push to upstream. They have full control here.