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Summary

The changesets comment was only resolved on an update of an existing discussion. The run that creates the discussion left it open, even when the merge request already had a changeset. Subsequent runs also never reopened the thread when the changeset was removed.

This change keeps the thread state in step with the changeset:

  • Created with a changeset present: the discussion is created, then resolved in the same run.
  • Existing discussion, changeset present: resolved before the note is updated.
  • Existing discussion, changeset removed: reopened (resolve: false) before the note is updated.
  • GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE still turns all of this off. Note comments (GITLAB_COMMENT_TYPE=note) are unaffected.

The previous code passed true unconditionally and only ran on updates, which is why a changeset removal never reopened the thread.

Changes

  • src/comment.ts: resolve on create, and pass hasChangeset to the existing-discussion resolve call so it can also reopen.
  • test/comment.spec.ts: new spec covering create/update with and without a changeset, reopen, auto-resolve disabled, and note comments.
  • README.md: updated description of GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE.
  • .changeset/close-discussion-with-changeset.md: patch changeset.

Test plan

  • yarn lint
  • yarn test (with the git config environment variables from the shell unset; see note below)
  • yarn build
  • yarn typecov
  • yarn size-limit

Note: test/gitlab.spec.ts fails when the shell already exports GIT_CONFIG_COUNT, because the test assumes a clean git config environment. This is unrelated to this change and was not modified here.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Discussions now resolve when a changeset is present, including during the run that creates the discussion.
    • Discussions reopen when the changeset is removed. Automatic resolution settings are respected, and individual note comments remain non-resolvable.
    • When automatic resolution is disabled, discussions are not resolved or reopened based on changeset presence.
  • Documentation
    • Clarified how automatic discussion resolution behaves and how comment type affects whether a comment can be resolved.

The discussion was only resolved when it already existed, so the run that
created it left it open. Resolve it on creation too, and reopen it when the
changeset is removed. GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE still disables
this.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Discussion resolution now follows changeset presence when automatic resolution is enabled. Individual-note discussions are not resolved. Tests and documentation describe the behavior, including note mode.

Changes: Discussion resolution

Layer / File(s) Summary
Synchronize discussion resolution with changeset state
src/comment.ts, test/comment.spec.ts, README.md, .changeset/close-discussion-with-changeset.md
Existing discussions are resolved or reopened based on changeset presence when automatic resolution is enabled. New discussions are resolved when a changeset is present. Individual-note discussions are not resolved. Tests cover these cases, disabled automatic resolution, and note mode. Documentation describes the behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: i1stg, crysadrak, quiibz

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 73d2c

Merge request discussions now resolve when a changeset is present and reopen when it is removed, while individual notes are left alone. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

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The title "fix: resolve merge request discussion when a changeset is present" matches the main change. The PR updates src/comment.ts so that discussions resolve when a changeset exists, including on creation, and reopen when the changeset is removed. The title is concise, specific, and follows a conventional commit style. It omits the reopen behavior and the individual-note guard, which is acceptable because the title does not need to cover every detail.

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- Line 385: Update comment() to track whether getNoteInfo selected an individual
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Comment thread src/comment.ts Resolved
After switching from note to discussion comments, the selected comment can
be an individual note. Resolving it with resolved: false is rejected by
GitLab before the note body is updated, so skip that call for individual
notes when no changeset exists.

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Individual notes can't be resolved in either direction, so the new guard only covers half of the case it targets.

The rest of the change reads well. I ran yarn lint, yarn test (80 passed), yarn build and yarn size-limit on 0807151 — all green.

src/comment.ts:356-362 skips resolve for an individual note only when there is no changeset, but GitLab rejects resolving such a note in both directions:

  • IndividualNoteDiscussion is "never resolvable" (app/models/individual_note_discussion.rb)
  • PUT .../discussions/:discussion_id checks that before it ever reads resolved (lib/api/helpers/notes_helpers.rb):
def resolve_discussion(noteable, discussion_id, resolved)
  discussion = noteable.find_discussion(discussion_id)
  forbidden! unless discussion.can_resolve?(current_user)

  if resolved
    ...

So resolved: true gets the same 403 as resolved: false. With autoResolve && (hasChangeset || !individualNote), the note-to-discussion switch behind the last commit still calls resolve(..., true) on the individual note as soon as the merge request has a changeset — the run that would finally update the comment to "Changeset detected" fails with 403 and leaves the body stale, which is the same failure you fixed for the no-changeset run.

The condition should not depend on the direction, which also makes the helper unnecessary:

// Individual notes are never resolvable: GitLab rejects both resolving and reopening them.
if (autoResolve && !noteInfo.individualNote) {
  await api.MergeRequestDiscussions.resolve(
    context.projectId,
    mrIid,
    noteInfo.discussionId,
    hasChangeset,
  )
}

Please add the missing case to test/comment.spec.ts: individual note + changeset present → no resolve call, note is still updated.

Nit (non-blocking): the two auto-resolve-disabled tests leave GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE=false in process.env for the test that follows; vi.stubEnv + vi.unstubAllEnvs in beforeEach would keep the spec order-independent.

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Individual notes can't be resolved in either direction, so the new guard only covers half of the case it targets.

The rest of the change reads well. I ran yarn lint, yarn test (80 passed), yarn build and yarn size-limit on 0807151 — all green.

src/comment.ts:356-362 skips resolve for an individual note only when there is no changeset, but GitLab rejects resolving such a note in both directions:

  • IndividualNoteDiscussion is "never resolvable" (app/models/individual_note_discussion.rb)
  • PUT .../discussions/:discussion_id checks that before it ever reads resolved (lib/api/helpers/notes_helpers.rb):
def resolve_discussion(noteable, discussion_id, resolved)
  discussion = noteable.find_discussion(discussion_id)
  forbidden! unless discussion.can_resolve?(current_user)

  if resolved
    ...

So resolved: true gets the same 403 as resolved: false. With autoResolve && (hasChangeset || !individualNote), the note-to-discussion switch behind the last commit still calls resolve(..., true) on the individual note as soon as the merge request has a changeset — the run that would finally update the comment to "Changeset detected" fails with 403 and leaves the body stale, which is the same failure you fixed for the no-changeset run.

The condition should not depend on the direction, which also makes the helper unnecessary:

// Individual notes are never resolvable: GitLab rejects both resolving and reopening them.
if (autoResolve && !noteInfo.individualNote) {
  await api.MergeRequestDiscussions.resolve(
    context.projectId,
    mrIid,
    noteInfo.discussionId,
    hasChangeset,
  )
}

Please add the missing case to test/comment.spec.ts: individual note + changeset present → no resolve call, note is still updated.

Nit (non-blocking): the two auto-resolve-disabled tests leave GITLAB_COMMENT_DISCUSSION_AUTO_RESOLVE=false in process.env for the test that follows; vi.stubEnv + vi.unstubAllEnvs in beforeEach would keep the spec order-independent.

Hi, thanks for the review. Can you check again? I have pushed some changes.

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Re-reviewed at c7e318b. The direction-independent guard is the right call: an individual note is never resolvable, so skipping resolve for it in both directions is what GitLab requires, and the new "individual note + changeset" test pins the case that was still failing. Using vi.stubEnv/vi.unstubAllEnvs also keeps the spec order-independent.

Verified locally on c7e318b: yarn lint, yarn test (81 passed), yarn build, yarn size-limit (10.4 kB of 11 kB) and Prettier. LGTM.

Comment thread src/comment.ts Resolved
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Re-reviewed at 73d2c59. Inlining the guard changes nothing semantically, and the sonarjs/cognitive-complexity disable is justified rather than masking something simpler: without it ESLint reports 16 vs the 15 allowed. Everything else is unchanged from the version I approved.

Verified locally on 73d2c59: yarn lint, yarn test (81 passed), yarn build, yarn size-limit (10.38 kB of 11 kB) and Prettier. Still LGTM.

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