Closed NiklasBuchfink closed 2 months ago
Another option might be, that the branch is not available in the fork parent. We should probably only check the status for the main
/master
branch.
I have tested this assumption and it was right. It always fails if the branch does not exist in the parent repo and there is nothing to compare.
I propose to:
If we only enable this feature, if it is a main
or master
branch, it won't be available for forks of a feature or translation branch. So we want to keep it. Even if this would reduce the amount of data transmitted.
Context
Proposal
This seems to occur in
State.tsx
in theforkStatus
resource and its initialValue.cc @jan.johannes