Deployment info is not available when Pull Request is merged via Rebase

[kretajak]

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We're using Github Action for deployments. At the same time Github is configured to use Rebase strategy when merging the Pull Request.

When merging pull request, the information about ongoing deployment is only visible for a while. Once deployment actions is finished, information is no longer available inside Pull Request. The Deployment section is not visible.

I assume it's the rebase that changes the SHA of the commit so link between Pull Request and particular deployment is gone. The only workaround I have is to merge pull request manually via command line, but it has to be done in Fast Forward fashion only (as it does not change the SHA of commit). In that case - information about deployment is visible inside Pull Request.

I believe it's an issue and potentially can be fixed.

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