Mike Zamansky has posted another great video in his Using Emacs Series. This video takes a look at Magit Forge. It’s available from Melpa and is easy to install. Zamansky shows how easy in the video.
Once installed, it just becomes part of the Magit status panel. From there you can make and respond to GitHub—or other Git Forges, such as GitLab—pull requests from the comfort of Emacs. Zamansky demonstrates making and responding to the PR from Emacs and from GitHub. The only thing he couldn’t do from Emacs was to merge code from the PR into the Master branch.
The video is just shy of 18 minutes so you’ll need to schedule some time but it’s definitely worth a few minutes to watch the video.
UPDATE : Tarsius provides a pointer to a reddit post on why there is no dedicated merge-pull-request.