If a user as a fork of a repo and attempts to open a PR, the URL will default to looking at the users fork and the UI does not provide a way to show other branches in the upstream repository.
This would be much easier is the branch drop down allowed a change of the USER/ORG as well. In fact, this would probably allow for reverse PRs, in order to update an outdated fork of a repo.
If a user as a fork of a repo and attempts to open a PR, the URL will default to looking at the users fork and the UI does not provide a way to show other branches in the upstream repository.
For instance, opening a PR in en_uhg takes me to this URL: https://git.door43.org/Door43/en_uhg/compare/master...jag3773:master . However, what I really want is see a branch in the Door43/en_uhg repo directly. So I have to manually remove "jag3773:" from the URL in order to get to https://git.door43.org/Door43/en_uhg/compare/master...master , from which I can then change to the branch I'm trying to merge.
This would be much easier is the branch drop down allowed a change of the USER/ORG as well. In fact, this would probably allow for reverse PRs, in order to update an outdated fork of a repo.