Reference issue from pull request

[svarlamov]

• Gitea version (or commit ref): 7ec6cdd

Description

When referencing an issue from a pull request description, ie., targeting #125 links properly, but when you're in the issue, there's no message saying that it was referenced in a pull request (such as Gitea does with commit messages or the way that Github does with pull request descriptions)

[svarlamov]

Also, referencing an issue, ie., see #125 from an issue, links, but when you're in the referenced issue, there's no message about the reference -- as you would have in Github for instance

[lafriks]

Can you create sample on try.gitea.io to demonstrate this problem

[svarlamov]

@lafriks - sure!

Issue to issue ref:

1: https://try.gitea.io/svarlamov/sample-issues-3134/issues/1
2: https://try.gitea.io/svarlamov/sample-issues-3134/issues/2

2 references 1, but there's nothing in 1 to show that (as there would be for a commit msg)

PR to issue ref:

PR(a): https://try.gitea.io/svarlamov/sample-issues-3134/pulls/3
ISSUE(b): https://try.gitea.io/svarlamov/sample-issues-3134/issues/1

PR(a) references ISSUE(b), however, there's nothing to indicate that in ISSUE(b) -- as there otherwise would be for a commit msg

[lunny]

I think @svarlamov means reference comments.

[funkyfuture]

i think he means an information like the fourth under this comment in a pull request here.

[funkyfuture]

and like the one below that. :-)

[stevegt]

I've created #4302 to address the case of the issue backlinks. I'm pretty sure PR backlinks (this issue) could use the same table discussed in #4302, if that turns out to be the solution.

[stale]

This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs during the next 2 weeks. Thank you for your contributions.

[AfroThundr3007730]

@lunny Perhaps the stale bot should be configured to ignore issues that are tracked in a milestone, or another tag could be created to exempt an issue from auto-closing.

It's not exactly ideal to keep bumping them manually.