"Andrew Edwards" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
Understood, but there is no way for me to actually identify THE pull request(s) that fix(es) an issue among the comments, even if pulls are placed in their own comments. There is always a chance that a linked comment is incorrect or that the pull didn't actually address the issue and was closed in favor of a better implemented solution (or simply closed with no alternative provided). At those times there are multiple links, and only some (or one) of them may actually apply.
Does the query have to be fast? Once you have the potential pull request url, you could query github and look for the "fixes issue NNNN" etc in the commit messages that github greps for. If they link back to the same bugzilla issue, chances are the link was correct. Most pull requests will also have a link to the bugzilla issue in the description.
