Enforce Push to Newly Created Branches, Not Main Branch

[poorvikaa08]

Problem:
Currently, contributors can push changes directly to the main branch. To maintain the stability of the main branch and follow best practices, we want contributors to make their changes to a newly created branch and create a pull request for merging into main.

Expected Behavior:

• Contributors should be reminded or restricted from pushing directly to the main branch.
• All changes should be pushed to a feature branch (i.e., a newly created branch named after the feature/issue).
• A pull request (PR) should be created to merge changes from the feature branch into main.

Suggested Solutions:

Implement a pre-push Git hook that checks if the push is being attempted on the main branch and stops the process with a reminder to create a new branch.
e.g., some messages like "You are trying to push to the main branch. Please create a new branch and push your changes there."

[github-actions]

🙌 Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention! We appreciate your input and will investigate it as soon as possible !

[poorvikaa08]

You are not leveling up me 😢

[vimistify]

also there are different format of footer in home, feature, team, contact tab?

[poorvikaa08]

also there are different format of FAQ in home, feature, team, contact tab?

I will check it and update you, gimme a min

[poorvikaa08]

@mansiruhil13
FAQ sections have been removed according to latest updates

[poorvikaa08]

@mansiruhil13
Also I have noticed that few of the contributors are directly working on the issue without getting assign and raising them.

Acc to gssoc rules and guidelines
Those PRs must be rejected.

So everytime you merge a PR, it is better to ask the contributor who requested a PR to mention the issue number.

This ensures whether they are assigned or creating a PR directly.

@mansiruhil13 Have a look at this
Thankyou

[github-actions]

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