Embed issue number in branch names for reliable PR-to-issue linking#141
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Review SummaryVerdict: APPROVE FindingsNo issues found. Code looks correct and follows project conventions. The branch naming convention change ( |
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Change branch naming convention from
feature/<name>tofeature/<number>-<name>so that/submit-for-reviewcan deterministically extract the linked issue number from the branch name. This eliminates the unreliable heuristic in Step 3 that caused most PRs to omit issue references, which in turn caused/deployto leave issues open after release.Both
/start(which creates branches) and/submit-for-review(which reads them) are updated across all four adapters (Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini).Issue #140