Bug fix: Deployment not tracked against PR branch when using appVersion: PR_<ID>#2136
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spetersenms wants to merge 11 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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Bug fix: Deployment not tracked against PR branch when using appVersion: PR_<ID>#2136spetersenms wants to merge 11 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
spetersenms wants to merge 11 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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❔What, Why & How
When using Publish to Environment and setting the version to a PR branch, the deployment itself will work, however the deployment entry in Github will show a deployment against the main branch. This happens since the workflow runs against the main branch and downloads the PR artifacts.
This feature adds another step after a successful deployment from a PR that deactivates the deployment entry created by GitHub and creates a new manual one against the PR branch/ref.
This gives a better overview in the deployment UI and makes it easier to understand where a deployment actually came from.
Related to issue: #2118
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