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GitHub "Pull Requests" button is confusing by being very similar to the other one #2504
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liviriniu
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Thanks for opening the issue and the additional context. I've been in touch with the Visual Studio team and have been told this is going away in a future version. I agree it's confusing! |
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The duplicate Pull Requests button will be going away in a future version of VS. We just need to give it time! Closing this issue. |
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What happened
Confusion about what each of the two identically named (and having the same tooltip) "Pull Requests" buttons is exactly for. A distinction is made only through their icons but this is not evident for all the users (especially beginners).
While I was connected only to
GitHub, the other button (on the left - see screenshot below), who I understood later that it's forAzure DevOps (TFS)repositories, was not helping me at all understand what is it's purpose - only informed me of the fact that I'm not connected (where? Did not specified). Reconnecting to GitHub obviously changed nothing. I believed maybe the button on the left is also for GitHub but maybe I lack privileges or something to be able to use its associated view/page.Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
GitHubbut not connected toAzure DevOps (TFS);Azure DevOps (TFS)) to open its page.Expected behavior
The button for GitHub pull requests to hint somehow better that it is for GitHub. (Microsoft / Visual Studio teams should clarify this as well with the other button, I think). The icon looks to me as a symbol for merge/pull request and nothing more.
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LE: The counterpart report in Visual Studio Dev Community:
What I was able to find:
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