Pull requests created from a fork on a topic branch aren't discovered.

[alexr00]

1. Create a fork of a repo
2. Clone your fork. Configure your remotes so that your fork is origin and the upstream repo is upstream.
3. Checkout a topic branch in your fork
4. Commit some changes
5. Make a pull request back to the original repo that you forked from. (if the upstream repo doesn't show in the PR view, make sure that you have githubPullRequest.remotes configured correctly).
6. Remove GHPRI's knowledge of your PR (can delete the github-pr-owner-number from your git config and reload or create a Codespace from the PR).
7. 🐛 The "Pull Request" view will not show. GHPRI is not able to tell that the current branch is associated with a PR.

[aeschli]

Testing with
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After I deleted the the key from git config I reloaded the Window.

The status bar would only show the branch name, but not the PR number. Is that expected or is that what should have been fixed? @alexr00

[alexr00]

That's what should have been fixed. The PR is still open?

[aeschli]

I've closed the PR in the meantime as it was in a public repo and I didn't want to confuse.
Let me know if I should set it up again.

[alexr00]

I can repro, no need to set it up again yet.