Pull request (PR) view does not show recent commits #59774
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I was able to work around this by pushing an empty commit (to the same branch as the out of sync PR):
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Had already such issue 3 times for last 4 days. Another workaround - close & reopen PR. |
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The empty commit worked for me as well. |
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Thanks, it worked |
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This has worked for me in the past, but not today. The last time I saw this was a month or so ago, and at some point things suddenly magically updated and everything appeared without me doing anything. Doesn't exactly inspire confidence. |
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still works !! |
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I closed the PR, opened it again, made a commit and pushed and it worked 🤷🏾 |
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Have also seen this happen where new commits not only don't show up in the view, they do not kick off CI. In this case, none of the above referenced work arounds work, however, changing the target branch of the PR and then changing it back seems to work. |
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This is the case me also currently, changing the target branch to something else and then back again solves the issue. |
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This worked for me as well, as did closing and re-opening the PR. Empty commit didn't do anything. |
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Going through the steps to change the base branch, without actually changing it (i.e., changing it to its current value), worked for me. Click "Edit" in the top right corner, then select the "base: " dropdown. Choose the existing value, and it will ask for a confirmation. Click "Change base", and this should trigger a process to update the PR (even though it's a noop). |
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Worked perfectly for me! 👌 |
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My case is PR view does not show even with a newly created PR. It displayed automatically before. |
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In my case GitHub itself was apparently overloaded. The GitHub Status page reported an incident and mentioned background job queues. In this case new commits do not appear immediately and it looks as if the Git repository is messed up, but it is only GitHub which is reacting much more slowly than usual. After a while the missing commits appeared. |
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Just update the base to the same one and the issue will be fixed |
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i was going to post this solution It worked for me |
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Seeing this bug appear again today and this workaround fixed it. |
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Also hit this today. I just closed and reopened per a comment from a couple years ago, but good to know that setting the base might do the trick too. Really really annoying. Figuring this out took longer than the bug fix that was being merged! |
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Hi,
I have successfully pushed the changes into the remote brach. However, the PR view doesn't show the recent commit. I'm not sure about the cause for such behaviour.
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Branch View vs PR view
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