Block WIP PRs from being merged
See original GitHub issueTo prevent accidental merges of incomplete work, I think it’d be cool if the Merge Pull Request
button were to be disabled while the PR title includes [WIP]
or WIP:
.
Another route is to just confirm that they’d like to proceed with the merge, something like, "This pull request is marked as a work-in-progress, are you sure you'd like to continue?"
(this way the owner can still merge the incomplete work if that’s what they want).
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The other plugin sadly only exists for Chrome - so it would still be useful to have this facility built-in to refined-github.
I think the other extension is really nice! @kshvmdn Do you think you could use that? If so, could you please create a pull request to add it to the related extensions sections in the readme so more people could find it? Thanks!