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Cmd-R not opening pull request for active branch
See original GitHub issueI’m in version 1.0.10 on macOS Sierra. I’m experiencing a problem where when I hit Cmd-R to open the existing pull request or create a new pull request for the current branch, it instead opens the wrong pull request in my browser. For example, I’m on a branch that does not have a PR right now, named fix-flaky-test. When I hit Cmd-R from GitHub Desktop, it opens an existing pull request for a branch titled search-nav.
My current branch was started directly from master, and shouldn’t include any of the same commits as what are in the search-nav branch besides those shared from also starting search-nav off of master. So it doesn’t seem at all related to the branch of the PR Desktop takes me to, except that I have worked on search-nav earlier today and it might be remembering that instead of using my current branch?
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PR #3432 should have made this menu item dynamic and PR #3511 should ensure that the menu item is updated everytime the active branch is changed.
Here is a visual for this bug. The Cmd-R should open the top PR as it is associated with the current branch, not the grey highlighted one which is randomly selected.