Updated SuggestedAssignableActors to return the total count of available assignees in the repository. Modified assigneeSearchFunc to use this count to calculate and display the number of additional assignees beyond the current results.
Introduces a test case to verify that the interactive edit flow on GitHub Enterprise Server uses the legacy assignee selection without search, ensuring correct behavior when editing pull request assignees.
Added detailed comments to the assigneeSearchFunc explaining its purpose and the importance of updating assignable actors metadata for later ID resolution when mutating assignees with the GraphQL API.
Updated test mocks and logic to consistently use lowercase 'monalisa' for login names and display names for user assignees. Improved handling of dynamic assignee fetching in interactive flows by relying on searchFunc and metadata population, and clarified logic in FetchOptions to fetch assignees only when necessary. These changes ensure more accurate simulation of interactive assignment and better test coverage for actor assignee features.
Refactored the MultiSelectWithSearch function and related interfaces to use a MultiSelectSearchResult struct instead of multiple return values. This change improves clarity and extensibility of the search function signature, and updates all usages, mocks, and tests accordingly.
The assigneeSearchFunc now receives the editable struct to update its Metadata.AssignableActors field with suggested assignable actors. This change ensures that the editable struct has the necessary actor metadata for later PR updates.
Introduces SuggestedAssignableActors API query and wires up a dynamic assignee search function in the PR edit command. Updates Editable and EditPrompter interfaces to support search-based multi-select for assignees, improving the user experience when assigning users to pull requests.
Initial implementation of MultiSelectWithSearch:
- Implement by survey and accessible prompters. They use the same internal func under the hood.
- Implement in `gh preview prompter` for initial testing and demonstration
- Implement interface changes across the codebase and mocks to satisfy compiler.
- Implement tests for new MultiSelectWithSearch prompter
The error path passed an int to fmt.Errorf with %q, which expects a
string. Use the original reference string to avoid a format mismatch.
Signed-off-by: Mikel Olasagasti Uranga <mikel@olasagasti.info>
When a user runs `gh pr create` with head and base refs pointing to
the same ref in the same repository, the command now exits with an
error instead of proceeding with an invalid PR creation.
This prevents accidental pushes to the main branch and provides clear
feedback when users attempt to create a PR from the base branch.
Cross-repository PRs (e.g., from forks) with the same branch name
continue to work as expected.
Fixes#11903
Signed-off-by: majiayu000 <1835304752@qq.com>
Introduces a test case to ensure that when editing pull requests non-interactively and projects v1 is unsupported, v1 project metadata is not fetched and only v2 project queries are made.
Added Detector field with EnabledDetectorMock to EditOptions in issue and PR edit command tests to ensure feature detection logic is exercised during test runs. Also updated EditableOptionsFetch signature in pr/edit/edit_test.go to include projectsV1Support parameter for compatibility with shared.FetchOptions.
Update FetchOptions and related function signatures to accept a ProjectsV1Support parameter, enabling conditional logic based on project support. This change improves flexibility for handling project fields in issue and PR editing flows.
Swaps the argument order of the httpStubs functions in edit_test.go to match the expected (t *testing.T, reg *httpmock.Registry) signature. This improves consistency and prevents potential confusion or errors when calling these test helpers.
Extracted logic for splitting reviewer identifiers into users and teams into a new helper function, partitionUsersAndTeams. Updated updatePullRequestReviews to use this function for both adding and removing reviewers, improving code clarity and maintainability. Also clarified comments regarding PR author handling.
Switches pull request reviewer add/remove operations from GraphQL to the REST API, enabling separate add and remove calls for reviewers and teams. Refactors reviewer editing logic to avoid fetching organization teams unless required for interactive editing, improving performance for non-interactive flows. Updates tests and supporting code to reflect the new reviewer management and metadata fetching behavior.
