Contibuting changes upstream

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Feature
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Start by reviewing the changes in PR #1, the discussion in issue #26, and the earlier upstreaming attempt in PR #147. The work is done when the relevant improvements are agreed with maintainers and prepared as an accepted upstream pull request.

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Description

Hi there folks 👋

This fork has few really nice fixes and improvements in it. The one in particular that stands out is the fix for 'lost commits' in PR #1 which is a continuing topic of discussion here: https://github.com/telia-oss/github-pr-resource/issues/26

Have you folks considered trying to get these changes merged upstream so that others could take advantages of the improvements in telia-oss/github-pr-resource (from what I understand the 'main' repo) while also leveraging some of the excellent work here?

I see that @christophermancini opened a PR last year to try and upstream changes in PR #1 but the PR seems to have withered a little and I'm getting 500 errors just trying to open it. https://github.com/telia-oss/github-pr-resource/pull/147

Would be happy to contribute to the work of preparing PRs to bring the two projects closer together if you folks might be interested and could provide a little support and guidance.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks for sharing!

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