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fix(web): pull request linked-thread count uses a link icon - #567

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In the pull request panel, the button that shows how many threads link to the pull request used the same speech-bubble icon as the pull request's comment count. It read as a comment count, not a thread count.

The button now uses the link icon, matching its "Linked from N threads" tooltip and the existing "Link to thread" menu item. The thread rows in the link picker and the command palette keep the speech-bubble icon, which is how threads are shown there.

This icon comes from upstream (pingdotgg#10839), and current upstream still uses the speech-bubble icon, so this is a small fork difference in PullRequestThreadLinks.tsx.

Before After
Before: linked-thread count with a speech-bubble icon After: linked-thread count with a link icon

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In a local web dev server seeded with a copy of real data, I opened a fork pull request that links to one thread and hovered the count button. It shows the link icon and a count of 1 next to "Check out", and the tooltip still reads "Linked from 1 thread. Search in the command palette." The before image comes from the same view with the old icon restored. The web typecheck and lint on the changed file pass.


Written by an agent (Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5).

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incognitojam marked this pull request as ready for review September 30, 2026 16:21
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incognitojam merged commit e77d493 into main Sep 30, 2026
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incognitojam deleted the fix/pr-linked-threads-icon branch September 30, 2026 16:22
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