When there are no code changes, flags like `--draf...
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Tyler Laprade
02/25/2026, 4:57 AMWhen there are no code changes, flags like
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Pylon
02/25/2026, 4:57 AM(If applicable) To help us repro, please send the following if you haven't already:
- PR links, screenshots, and/or debug output if applicable
- Repro steps
- Does this happen consistently? Just to you or others on your team also?
- Is this a regression? Is the problem new?
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gt feedback --with-debug-context <any message>Pylon
02/25/2026, 3:40 PMHey Tyler, this sounds right, its a no op. What are you expecting to happen here / what are you attempting to do?
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Tyler Laprade
02/25/2026, 3:41 PMI was expecting it to unpublish the PR. Some of the other flags do seem to take effect in such a scenario, such as publishing.
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Pylon
02/25/2026, 4:22 PMah interesting, i dont think
--draftPylon
02/25/2026, 4:23 PMthe docs say
all new PRs will be created in draft modePylon
02/25/2026, 4:26 PMconfirmed the code will ignore
--draftt
Tyler Laprade
02/25/2026, 4:28 PMAh, so it isn’t because I had no code changes. It’s still counterintuitive, though. I expected it to be the inverse operation of
--publishTyler Laprade
02/25/2026, 4:28 PMAs someone who lives 95% of the day in the terminal, I’d like to have a way to unpublish if I (or Claude) prematurely send out a PR
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Pylon
02/25/2026, 5:29 PMI hear you, I can check in with the team to see why we explicitly made this decision.
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Pylon
02/25/2026, 7:20 PMalright so seems like this is part of some legacy logic and it would be possible. There is a small project that relates to this that i think the team may add this functionality into in the near future
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