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When a branch with a PR is rebased, the commits are orphaned and the comments from cml-send-comment are deleted. Is there a way to preserve them after a rebase? Alternatively, is there a way for cml-send-comment to comment on the PR itself, rather than a certain commit?

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Created 2 years ago
Reactions:3
Comments:15 (11 by maintainers)

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casperdclcommented, Oct 11, 2021

--pr=123 should be inferred. Probably getting the PRs of a branch.

Yes, GitHub API: repos/$REPO/pulls | jq ".[] | select(.head.ref == '$BRANCH') | .url"

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casperdclcommented, Oct 28, 2021

released now in v0.8.0 @saadlaaribi @SaulAryehKohn 😃

cml send-comment --pr and cml send-comment --pr --update: https://cml.dev/doc/ref/send-comment

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