Fix issue generation failing after deleting a PR #42001
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Seems that apache#41416 PR has been somehow (?) deleted and when we try to generate issue links for it, the issue generation fails (and it is not an issue as well). This change should workaround that by skipping the PR.
Lee-W
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Thanks @potiuk . This seems to block the ci for a while |
romsharon98
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Yeah - see slack. Looks like the PR in question is Happened for the first time ever to see PR that is basically |
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Nothing suspicious. |
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Seems that #41416 PR has been somehow (?) deleted and when we try to generate issue links for it, the issue generation fails (and it is not an issue as well). This change should workaround that by skipping the PR.
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