Fixes #4207 - Incorrect PR Link Across Azure DevOps Projects #4210
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* Fixes #4207 - Incorrect PR Link Across Azure DevOps Projects * Fixes a mistake in Changelog and prettifies the changed files (#4210, #4213) --------- Co-authored-by: Jordon Kashanchi <[email protected]>
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* Fixes gitkraken#4207 - Incorrect PR Link Across Azure DevOps Projects * Fixes a mistake in Changelog and prettifies the changed files (gitkraken#4210, gitkraken#4213) --------- Co-authored-by: Jordon Kashanchi <[email protected]>
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Description
This pull request resolves an issue where GitLens incorrectly links pull requests when a commit originates from a different Azure DevOps project, despite the commit tree being visible in the current project.
When a commit from a pull request (PR) in one Azure DevOps project (e.g., Project B) is reflected in another project (e.g., Project A) due to shared repositories or mirrored refs, GitLens correctly displays the commit in Project A. However, it incorrectly assumes the associated PR also exists in Project A, resulting in a broken or invalid PR link. Since PRs are scoped to their respective projects, this leads to a mismatch between the commit’s origin and the generated PR URL.
Fix includes using
pr.repository.project.namewhen fetching the repository name, rather than just the currentprojectName.Checklist
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