feat: use notification_referrer_id for better UX#519
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codebytereforce-pushed the include_notification_referrer_id branch from a960842 to cfb7842Compare
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codebytere commented Oct 28, 2021
@manosim do you think this is ready to go? |
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manosim commented Oct 28, 2021
Looks good! Been using it for the past couple of weeks without any issues. Let's merge it 🎉 |
setchy added the enhancement 
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Supersedes #514.
Closes#510.
Adds a
notification_referrer_idquery parameter to the generated GitHub web urls for better user experience.Before:
After:
TODO: