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Currently, running this action on a pull request can create some confusing scenarios where you navigate from an annotation to a commit that didn't alter the file. I guess the "correct" behaviour would be to scan through all the commits in the pull request and create check runs for each commit with the issues for each affected file, which would be a lot of work if it is even possible.
I'm left wondering whether it's just a bad idea to create annotations on pull requests?
Currently, running this action on a pull request can create some confusing scenarios where you navigate from an annotation to a commit that didn't alter the file. I guess the "correct" behaviour would be to scan through all the commits in the pull request and create check runs for each commit with the issues for each affected file, which would be a lot of work if it is even possible.
I'm left wondering whether it's just a bad idea to create annotations on pull requests?
Originally posted by @hcoles in #3 (comment)
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