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Loading state for "Checkout Source Branch" button #161

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The 'Checkout source Branch' button in the Pull Request view doesn't have a loading state and this PR will add this feature. This will help that the checkout is in progress instead of clicking the button multiple times

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sdzh-atlassian commented Mar 4, 2025

Hi @mkenchugonde! Thanks for the PR :)

I'm assuming you're a colleague; not sure why it's complaining about the CLA issue - but it's most likely because you're not part of atlassian github org 🤔

IIRC there's a self-serve way of linking your account outlined in Confluence - but if that doesn't help, please feel free to hit me up on Slack, or raise it with #opensource

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Looks good to me! ;)

@pastelsky pastelsky self-requested a review March 4, 2025 03:20
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