Also: If you reference the issue in the branch and PR-Name it's rather unwiedly since you cannot click on it and have to seek it out manually. It also won't show up in the issue itself. My advice would be to just point out what the PR/Branch is supposed to change(FixBracketBug works for me) and put the issue reference number in the description like this: #85
Now this PR will show up in the issue and it's clickable.
Also: If you reference the issue in the branch and PR-Name it's rather unwiedly since you cannot click on it and have to seek it out manually. It also won't show up in the issue itself. My advice would be to just point out what the PR/Branch is supposed to change(FixBracketBug works for me) and put the issue reference number in the description like this: #85 Now this PR will show up in the issue and it's clickable.