`git-checkout-pr` should also work in closed PR or deleted fork
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It seems the exclusion is due to implementation problem: ee2d9e6
(#3596)
I agree it would be rare, but chances are people need to checkout a closed PR in order to test it, base their work on it or whatever. GitHub doesn’t hide the “Code” dropdown on closed PR so I think we shouldn’t either.
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Gotta say, this new version of TypeScript is looking a bit cryptic to me 😉
Which table?
Let’s ensure it’s pushable. We had some constraints when looking for the best/shortest commands, specifically to ensure that pushing also works (and maybe more). @kidonng refer to the original issue and PR.
Regarding this feature request, it makes sense for the simple reason that GitHub includes the Code dropdown on closed PRs too, so we should handle it the same way.