@semantic-release/github adds comments to the wrong issues
See original GitHub issueIt looks like @semantic-release/github
adds comments to the wrong issues when used in monorepo
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- Created 5 years ago
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Thanks so much for trying it out @travi! That’s good enough for me… just published a new release with the fix!
Our releases are taking longer and longer because it’s adding so many comments to PRs. If someone can point me to the location of what to fix, I can take a stab at it. Maybe wrapping the success plugin?