CI - Internal Tests filter out drafts again - #5715
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But why would we exclude drafts? |
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It's an easy escape hatch for "I mentioned this PR but didn't mean for it to be caught by the look-for-mentions" logic. It's less dramatic than closing the PR, or closing and opening a new one. We can keep drafts, but then we should announce it internally so people are aware, because I know at least a few people have used this escape hatch. |
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I'm not sure I follow. If you didn't mean to mention a PR, can't you just remove the mention? |
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Description of Changes
#5657 changed the behavior so we include draft PRs when looking up corresponding private PRs. This fixes that to restore our "convert to draft" escape hatch.
API and ABI breaking changes
None
Expected complexity level and risk
1
Testing
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