Reuse one branch for the sync pull request - #59
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updateSDKQueriesopens its pull request fromupdate-sdk-queries/<run_id>, so every dispatch strands a new PR and stale ones need closing by hand. fragment-dev/graphql-queries#19 makes dispatches automatic on every queries change, which multiplies the strays.The branch is now the fixed
update-sdk-queries.create-pull-requestupdates the standing PR in place, opens a fresh one only after the previous merges or closes, and auto-closes it whendevcatches up.devand force-pushed each run, so manual fixup commits on it get wiped. Fixes go upstream or on a separate branch.🤖 Generated with Claude Code