2 months ago
ef79ba5run-view.ts resolved the repo with a hardcoded "github". An open-git run therefore matched NO repo row, and the page quietly rendered a lesser version of itself even for the account that owns it: no org slug, no repo name, no re-run, and custom rules shown as bare generated refs instead of their names. It read as a public run to its own owner. The forge now comes from the repo row, via findRepoForge. The button sits left of copy markdown and wears the forge's own mark, so a maintainer with both forges connected sees where a run came from without reading the label. It renders nothing when there is no change request or no repo row, because a dead link is worse than no link. changeRequestUrl lives in contracts because the path differs per forge (/pull/ on github, /pulls/ on open-git) and was about to be rebuilt at every call site. The origin is passed in, since a self-hosted instance moves and contracts reads no environment. subjectUrl stays on the public view. That view only renders for a repo that is not private, so the link reveals nothing the viewer could not already open. Verified against a real open-git run: forge resolves opengit, the repo row is found, and the url is https://open-git.com/boring/playground/pulls/36
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