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fix(server): a branch's own pull request shows past a hundred same-named fork pull requests - #32796
A branch's own open pull request disappears from T3 when more than 100 newer pull requests from other forks use the same branch name: expected, the git actions control shows that pull request; actual, it shows none, so its pull request actions are gone too. Busy repositories hit this with common names such as GitHub's web-edit default patch-1; since #33954, a GitHub fork's default branch no longer does when T3 knows that default (origin/HEAD) and the head's owner.
Change
Other heads, or either unknown, read the newest 100 pull requests in any state by bare name, then keep this repository's rows. In GitManager.findLatestPrForHeadContext, when that page comes back full and holds no open match, I look the branch up once more with the existing open-only lookup (findOpenPr), which Create PR already uses, and use its result. With the owner known, that lookup asks GitHub for owner:branch; #33954's probe parameter is renamed ownerHeadSelector, as it now carries other heads. For that default-branch head with a known owner, #33954's lookup returns only the owner's rows, so fallback needs 100 with no open match.
Scope
A bug fix for wrong data: branch status reports no pull request for a branch that has an open one. This is a very small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so it comes without a prior issue. Left as is: a branch whose own pull request is closed or merged, with more than 100 newer same-named pull requests, still shows none unless #33954's lookup covers it. The open fallback reads at most 100 bare-name matches on GitHub with an unknown owner and on Azure DevOps.
Against the previous head: for that default-branch head with a known owner, main's owner-qualified probe replaces the bare one this branch fell back from. In the merge conflict I took main's probe call and kept the full-page flag.
Verification
To see it on Linux web: (1) check out a fork of DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped on patch-1, with that repository as the upstream remote, whose own open pull request is not among GitHub's 100 newest patch-1 pull requests (here #71729); (2) add it as a project in the web client and start a thread; (3) Version Control shows no pull request on main, and #71729 on this branch.
I ran exactly that against real GitHub on main 74573fc29b, then on f2cc755fe4, its merge into 2a74869575: main shows no pull request for patch-1 and f2cc755fe4 shows #71729. The new test fails on that main and passes on f2cc755fe4. A maintainer's check covered the earlier head a459d6bda2 on a fork's master.
Before, main c00a373: patch-1 shows no pull request
Desktop and mobile: not run; they read the same server status. Threads used Replay (dev).
The finding's case on real GitHub: not run; no existing public fork fits.
Method, background, GitHub reads, traces, default-branch captures and tests
Each revision ran as its own T3 dev server from source on Linux, in a sandbox named "Test machine", reading GitHub through a read-only GitHub App token. Its web client ran in T3's Browser panel, driven by clicks and typing, and one message to the free Replay (dev) provider created each thread. Both checkouts are shallow clones of real forks whose origin/HEAD points at the fork's default branch master, as a normal clone does.
Busy repositories: DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped has 15,100 pull requests from heads named master and 5,158 from patch-1 (GitHub's counts read on 2026-11-12). There, #73307 and #71729 were outside the 100 newest for their head names on 2026-11-12.
#13200 chose the bare-name lookup so that "same-named branches on other forks can no longer crowd out the real match". Once more than 100 newer same-named pull requests exist, that page holds only other forks' rows and nothing matches. Open pull requests are far fewer (12 for master and 18 for patch-1 there on 2026-11-12), so the open-only lookup still finds it. The fix makes the lookup #13200 designed hold past its first page, with no new setting, query or UI. It covers every host through the same code; GitHub and Azure DevOps use the 100-row probe. Finding a closed or merged pull request past the first page would need paging the bare branch name across all states, which can mean thousands of rows.
What GitHub returned for the bare-name lookups just before the main server started, read with the same kind of token:
read at 2026-11-12T21:34:42Z
$ gh pr list --repo DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped --state all --head master --limit 100 --json number
100 results, newest #76133 through #74488; #73307 absent
$ gh pr list --repo DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped --state open --head master --limit 100 --json number
12 results; #73307 present (position 4)
$ gh pr list --repo DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped --state all --head patch-1 --limit 100 --json number
100 results, newest #75907 through #72890; #71729 absent
$ gh pr list --repo DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped --state open --head patch-1 --limit 100 --json number
18 results; #71729 present (position 5)
Each branch-status lookup in each server's own trace, main c00a373491 (== main) and 7c0033048a (== cand), run on 2026-11-12: the path it took, its duration, and the calls beneath it. Owner REST lookups are the fork's master; bare GraphQL lookups are patch-1. In that run the master lookup stays one REST call with no fallback on both; on patch-17c0033048a adds the open-only lookup after the full first page:
== main
2026-11-12T21:35:15Z owner REST 486 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=1 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-12T21:35:27Z owner REST 614 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=1 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-12T21:35:53Z bare GraphQL 6126 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=0 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-12T21:36:01Z bare GraphQL 4645 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=0 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-12T21:36:06Z bare GraphQL 4016 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=0 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-12T21:36:35Z owner REST 475 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=1 findOpenPr=0
== cand
2026-11-12T21:40:34Z owner REST 539 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=1 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-12T21:40:43Z owner REST 549 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=1 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-12T21:41:11Z bare GraphQL 7367 ms listChangeRequests=2 restSends=0 findOpenPr=1
2026-11-12T21:41:21Z bare GraphQL 6165 ms listChangeRequests=2 restSends=0 findOpenPr=1
The patch-1 lookups in each server's trace, main 74573fc29b first, then f2cc755fe4. Main makes one bare GraphQL call per refresh and finds nothing; f2cc755fe4 adds the fallback as one owner-filtered REST call and finds #71729. The Before capture above is from main c00a373491; main 74573fc29b showed the same screen (no pull request, Create PR):
== main 74573fc29b
2026-11-13T09:41:54Z bare GraphQL 7216 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=0 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-13T09:42:03Z bare GraphQL 5706 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=0 findOpenPr=0
2026-11-13T09:42:08Z bare GraphQL 4842 ms listChangeRequests=1 restSends=0 findOpenPr=0
== f2cc755fe4
2026-11-13T09:43:12Z owner REST 6671 ms listChangeRequests=2 restSends=1 findOpenPr=1
2026-11-13T09:43:20Z owner REST 6087 ms listChangeRequests=2 restSends=1 findOpenPr=1
Main c00a373: the fork's master checkout shows its open pull request #73307
This branch merged with main (7c0033048a, local, not pushed): the fork's master checkout still shows #73307
Test, two rows in apps/server/src/git/GitManager.test.ts: a fork branch whose all-states page holds 100 pull requests from other forks, closed in one row and open in the other, and whose own open pull request only the owner lookup returns. With main's production files (74573fc29b) and this branch's test file, on Node 26.12.1 (lines selected by grep -E '^\$ |×|AssertionError: expected|Tests '):
$ git show 74573fc29b:<apps/server/src/git/GitManager.ts, packages/source-control-core/src/server/SourceControlProvider.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubSourceControlProvider.ts> (main production files, this branch test file kept)
$ vp env exec --node 26.12.1 -- vp test run src/git/GitManager.test.ts -t "finds a fork branch's open PR past a full page of other forks'"
× finds a fork branch's open PR past a full page of other forks' closed PRs 162ms
× finds a fork branch's open PR past a full page of other forks' open PRs 126ms
⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯ Failed Tests 2 ⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯⎯
AssertionError: expected null to match object { number: 1, state: 'open' }
Tests 2 failed | 143 skipped (145)
The previous head, e6788358f1, has the same tree as 7c0033048a; only its merge message changed. Re-checked on 2026-11-13 on f2cc755fe4, the merge of main 74573fc29b into 2a74869575, on Node 26.12.1: GitManager.test.ts passes (145 tests, #33954's cases among them), #33954's GitHubSourceControlProvider.test.ts passes (38 tests), and vp run check:changed 74573fc29b passes (format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck, 193 tests).
Cost: for a known GitHub owner, the fallback now leaves the batched GraphQL document for one REST request each, so several branches falling back at once can make more requests. I did not measure that.
…med fork pull requests
Branch status looks a branch's pull request up by its bare head name, one
page of 100 across all states, and keeps rows whose head repository matches.
When more than 100 newer pull requests from other forks reuse that head name
(common for `main` or `patch-1` on busy repositories), the page holds only
their rows and the branch's own open pull request never shows.
When an all-states page comes back full and holds no open match, look the
branch up once more among open pull requests only and use that result. Pages
that are not full make no extra request.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This adds an open-PR lookup fallback when same-named fork PRs fill the initial results page. Existing repository matching remains in place, and the additional queries are read-only.
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Walkthrough
When an all-states pull request query returns a full page without an open match, the lookup retries with an open-state query. The retry can use an owner-qualified head selector. Tests cover this fallback for fork pull requests.
Changes: Fork pull request lookup
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Summary
Owner-qualified head selector packages/source-control-core/src/server/SourceControlProvider.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubSourceControlProvider.ts, packages/source-control-github/src/server/GitHubSourceControlProvider.test.ts, apps/server/src/git/GitManager.ts, apps/server/src/git/GitManager.test.ts
The provider probe accepts an optional owner-qualified selector and uses it when supplied. GitManager passes the selector through, and related tests and fake-provider behavior use the updated argument.
The lookup tracks whether an all-states query filled its page. If no open pull request was found, it retries with an open-state query using the head owner’s selector when available. A test covers a full page of unrelated pull requests.
This change fixes missing branch pull requests for known-owner lookups. A rare residual case remains for unknown-owner branches with over 100 same-named open fork PRs. It is mergeable with owner awareness.
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The title names the main change: a branch's own pull request now appears past a full page of same-named fork pull requests. The raw summary confirms a fallback open-PR lookup in findLatestPrForHeadCon…
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The title names the main change: a branch's own pull request now appears past a full page of same-named fork pull requests. The raw summary confirms a fallback open-PR lookup in findLatestPrForHeadContext, which matches this title. The title uses the conventional commit form and is specific.
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The description follows the repository template. It has Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification sections, and each section gives specific content. The Problem section states the expected and actual behavior and gives reproduction steps. The Change section explains the fallback and the ownerHeadSelector rename. The Scope section links no issue but explains why none is needed for a small, obvious bug fix. The Verification section gives focused tests, real-GitHub checks, and a list of what was not checked. The description also includes a long details block, but it stays on topic. The template asks for a conventional commit title, and the PR title meets that requirement.
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verified unchanged head a459d6bda2f517337548c46da71b03d7cb05207d on linux, using the dev web client, playwright with google chrome, real github api responses, and real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns. no mocks, fixtures, or demo data.
reproduced on github/main (cec8d73a1f): a real checkout of micro-jumbo/DefinitelyTyped on master has open draft pr DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped#73307, but t3 shows no pr and offers "Create PR". github's first 100 all-state master results exclude #73307; its open-only results contain it (11 results total).
on this pr's exact head, the same checkout and thread show #73307 and its title. the websocket branch status changes from pr: null to the correct open draft pr. opening it loads its summary and code file list. real codex turns completed on both servers and returned the same branch and sha.
nearby behavior passed: a different real fork's first-page pr #75865 appears; creating an unpublished branch through the ref picker clears that association and offers "Create PR"; switching back restores #75865.
blacksmith: all 126 git manager tests passed. vp run check:changed HEAD^ passed format, lint, knip, graphql, typechecks and 128 tests. supplied the parent ref after fetching shallow history because the worker initially lacked a main merge base. existing ci has no failing or pending checks. no code changes or pushes were needed.
native desktop, ios/android, remote relay/tunnel connections, other source-control hosts, and non-codex providers were not exercised. closed or merged prs hidden beyond the first 100 rows remain outside this fix's stated scope. no external pr creation, push, merge, or review mutations were exercised.
Thank you, Maria, for testing this against real GitHub. That is the one thing the description listed as not checked, since our run used a stub API with fake data. Your run reproduced the bug on main with a real repository: the first 100 all-state master results left out open draft #73307, so T3 showed no PR and offered "Create PR". On this head the same checkout showed #73307 and its title, and branch status went from pr: null to that PR.
Your nearby checks cover the paths this change must leave alone. A fork whose PR is on the first page still shows it (#75865). A new unpublished branch clears the association and offers "Create PR", and switching back restores it.
Noted that desktop, mobile, remote connections, other hosts and other providers were outside this pass. As you say, closed or merged PRs past the first 100 rows stay out of scope, as the description states.
Conflict in apps/server/src/git/GitManager.ts, findLatestPrForHeadContext: took main's headBranchProbe call from pingdotgg#33954, which asks for owner:branch when the head is the default branch, and kept this branch's pageWasFull flag below it, so the open-only fallback runs only after a full probe page with no matching open PR. GitManager.test.ts merged without conflict.
I merged main to clear the conflict with #33954.
In GitManager.ts the lookup now uses main's owner-filtered probe with this PR's full-page check under it; this PR's own one-line probe is gone.
This PR still finds the open pull request for other head names such as patch-1, and for a default-branch head whose owner is unknown.
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- Line 1969: Update findOpenPr, used by findLatestPrForHeadContext, to scope the
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Open-only fallback can still miss the branch's own PR when more than 100 newer open PRs share its head name.
findOpenPr runs the GitHub open probe with bare head names and limit: 100. GitHub then returns the 100 most recently created open pull requests with that head name, across all forks. If more than 100 newer open pull requests from other forks use the same name, the branch's own open pull request falls outside that page. findLatestPrForHeadContext then returns null, and T3 offers "Create PR".
Scope the open lookup to the head owner, as the owner-qualified path already does, or page past the first 100 results. Add a regression test with more than 100 newer open same-name fork pull requests.
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Review comment at @apps/server/src/git/GitManager.ts at line 1969:
Update findOpenPr, used by findLatestPrForHeadContext, to scope the open-PR lookup to the head owner using the existing owner-qualified approach, or paginate results so matching PRs beyond the first 100 are considered. Preserve the open-only lookup behavior and add a regression test with more than 100 newer open same-name PRs from other forks.
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🤖 Opus 5.5 replying on behalf of Victor.
Fixed in 2a74869: when the head's owner is known, the open lookup now asks GitHub for owner:branch, so open PRs from other forks no longer fill the page.
@only21mil The owner-qualified fallback fixes the known-owner case. One case remains: if a branch has no upstream or remote-tracking refs, the lookup can proceed without a known owner. The fallback then uses the bare head name and can still miss a same-repository PR behind 100 open PRs from other forks.
Could you cover that case with a regression test and paginate the bare-head lookup or otherwise resolve the head owner safely? I’m not marking this finding as addressed yet.
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…ame-named fork PRs
The open-only fallback read the 100 newest open PRs by bare head name, so more than 100 newer open PRs from other forks still hid the branch's own one. When the head's owner is known, the fallback now asks for owner:branch, which GitHub filters by owner. The probe parameter defaultBranchHeadSelector from pingdotgg#33954 becomes ownerHeadSelector, since it now also carries a head that is not the default branch.
Opened the reported fork's patch-1 checkout with origin/master and origin/HEAD configured, added upstream/master, completed a Replay Showcase turn, and inspected Version Control. Identical fresh-state reproduction in Chromium, 1280×800, light theme. The scenario failed on base and passed on head.
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Problem
A branch's own open pull request disappears from T3 when more than 100 newer pull requests from other forks use the same branch name: expected, the git actions control shows that pull request; actual, it shows none, so its pull request actions are gone too. Busy repositories hit this with common names such as GitHub's web-edit default
patch-1; since #33954, a GitHub fork's default branch no longer does when T3 knows that default (origin/HEAD) and the head's owner.Change
Other heads, or either unknown, read the newest 100 pull requests in any state by bare name, then keep this repository's rows. In
GitManager.findLatestPrForHeadContext, when that page comes back full and holds no open match, I look the branch up once more with the existing open-only lookup (findOpenPr), which Create PR already uses, and use its result. With the owner known, that lookup asks GitHub forowner:branch; #33954's probe parameter is renamedownerHeadSelector, as it now carries other heads. For that default-branch head with a known owner, #33954's lookup returns only the owner's rows, so fallback needs 100 with no open match.Scope
A bug fix for wrong data: branch status reports no pull request for a branch that has an open one. This is a very small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so it comes without a prior issue. Left as is: a branch whose own pull request is closed or merged, with more than 100 newer same-named pull requests, still shows none unless #33954's lookup covers it. The open fallback reads at most 100 bare-name matches on GitHub with an unknown owner and on Azure DevOps.
Against the previous head: for that default-branch head with a known owner, main's owner-qualified probe replaces the bare one this branch fell back from. In the merge conflict I took main's probe call and kept the full-page flag.
Verification
To see it on Linux web: (1) check out a fork of
DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTypedonpatch-1, with that repository as theupstreamremote, whose own open pull request is not among GitHub's 100 newestpatch-1pull requests (here#71729); (2) add it as a project in the web client and start a thread; (3) Version Control shows no pull request on main, and#71729on this branch.I ran exactly that against real GitHub on main
74573fc29b, then onf2cc755fe4, its merge into2a74869575: main shows no pull request forpatch-1andf2cc755fe4shows#71729. The new test fails on that main and passes onf2cc755fe4. A maintainer's check covered the earlier heada459d6bda2on a fork'smaster.Before, main c00a373:
patch-1shows no pull requestAfter, f2cc755:
patch-1shows#71729Not checked:
Method, background, GitHub reads, traces, default-branch captures and tests
Each revision ran as its own T3 dev server from source on Linux, in a sandbox named "Test machine", reading GitHub through a read-only GitHub App token. Its web client ran in T3's Browser panel, driven by clicks and typing, and one message to the free Replay (dev) provider created each thread. Both checkouts are shallow clones of real forks whose
origin/HEADpoints at the fork's default branchmaster, as a normal clone does.Busy repositories:
DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTypedhas 15,100 pull requests from heads namedmasterand 5,158 frompatch-1(GitHub's counts read on 2026-11-12). There,#73307and#71729were outside the 100 newest for their head names on 2026-11-12.#13200 chose the bare-name lookup so that "same-named branches on other forks can no longer crowd out the real match". Once more than 100 newer same-named pull requests exist, that page holds only other forks' rows and nothing matches. Open pull requests are far fewer (12 for
masterand 18 forpatch-1there on 2026-11-12), so the open-only lookup still finds it. The fix makes the lookup #13200 designed hold past its first page, with no new setting, query or UI. It covers every host through the same code; GitHub and Azure DevOps use the 100-row probe. Finding a closed or merged pull request past the first page would need paging the bare branch name across all states, which can mean thousands of rows.What GitHub returned for the bare-name lookups just before the main server started, read with the same kind of token:
Each branch-status lookup in each server's own trace, main
c00a373491(== main) and7c0033048a(== cand), run on 2026-11-12: the path it took, its duration, and the calls beneath it. Owner REST lookups are the fork'smaster; bare GraphQL lookups arepatch-1. In that run themasterlookup stays one REST call with no fallback on both; onpatch-17c0033048aadds the open-only lookup after the full first page:The
patch-1lookups in each server's trace, main74573fc29bfirst, thenf2cc755fe4. Main makes one bare GraphQL call per refresh and finds nothing;f2cc755fe4adds the fallback as one owner-filtered REST call and finds#71729. The Before capture above is from mainc00a373491; main74573fc29bshowed the same screen (no pull request, Create PR):Main c00a373: the fork's
mastercheckout shows its open pull request#73307This branch merged with main (7c0033048a, local, not pushed): the fork's
mastercheckout still shows#73307Test, two rows in
apps/server/src/git/GitManager.test.ts: a fork branch whose all-states page holds 100 pull requests from other forks, closed in one row and open in the other, and whose own open pull request only the owner lookup returns. With main's production files (74573fc29b) and this branch's test file, on Node 26.12.1 (lines selected bygrep -E '^\$ |×|AssertionError: expected|Tests '):The previous head,
e6788358f1, has the same tree as7c0033048a; only its merge message changed. Re-checked on 2026-11-13 onf2cc755fe4, the merge of main74573fc29binto2a74869575, on Node 26.12.1:GitManager.test.tspasses (145 tests, #33954's cases among them), #33954'sGitHubSourceControlProvider.test.tspasses (38 tests), andvp run check:changed 74573fc29bpasses (format, lint, knip, graphql, typecheck, 193 tests).Cost: for a known GitHub owner, the fallback now leaves the batched GraphQL document for one REST request each, so several branches falling back at once can make more requests. I did not measure that.
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