Rejoin Solo work with your target branch
Bring reviewed Solo work into a chosen local branch.
Last updated 17 September 2026
Bring reviewed Solo work into a chosen local branch.
Before you begin
Finish reviewing the Solo and preserve unrelated work in the target project. Read the Rejoin dialog carefully: successful completion includes removing the Solo working folder.
The demo shows the Rejoin confirmation before execution. It identifies the local target and explains what happens to the Solo folder.
Steps
Open the Solo conversation and choose Rejoin in its branch strip.
Read the confirmation and choose Merge into. If you select a different target, note that the project will switch to that branch.
Confirm that the target is correct and the Solo work is ready. Rejoin creates a merge commit; it keeps the branch and conversation and does not push.
Choose Rejoin when you are ready for the merge and Solo-folder cleanup. Wait for the reported outcome instead of starting a second attempt.
If conflicts pause the operation, use the conflict card to review and resolve them before retrying. The paused-conflict state leaves the target untouched.
After Rejoin complete, inspect the target branch and run the relevant checks there. Continue the conversation on the target project if more work is needed.
What to expect
The reviewed work is merged into the selected local branch and the conversation continues in that project scope.
Troubleshooting
The screenshot shows the confirmation before execution. A merged result with cleanup incomplete is different from Rejoin complete; inspect the message and use the offered cleanup action only when appropriate. Rejoin does not publish the branch or create a pull request.