No Create PR button

[risalfajar]

I've enabled GitHub integration in settings, but the PR button not appeared, only "Land directly" button

[Byron]

Thanks for sharing!

To me this looks like it didn't recognize the remote configuration of the rev branch, even though it does look like it was pushed before. I don't even know how this can happen.

Let me follow up on this with a little bit more of an analysis.

It looks like the "Land branches directly" feature is enabled, can you take a look?

Codex Result

The branch’s push state is not the cause. The screenshot’s “Land directly” button proves that “Push to main / Skip pull requests mode” is enabled for this project.

Here’s the relevant behavior:

• During project setup, there is a checkbox named “Push to main / Skip pull requests mode” (ProjectSetupTarget.svelte).
• That choice is persisted per project in browser local storage (config.ts).
• When enabled, the branch UI enters the $landDirectly branch and never evaluates the Create PR branch (BranchList.svelte).
• “Create PR” is considered only when land-directly mode is disabled and forge authentication is active (BranchList.svelte).
• segment.pushStatus is only used for the branch icon/color; it does not decide whether “Create PR” appears (BranchList.svelte).

The user can restore “Create PR” under project settings → Git by disabling Land branches directly (GitForm.svelte).

This feature landed on June 30 in commit 4abd4d1062 and the discussion was opened July 10, so this looks like onboarding/setting discoverability confusion rather than a push-detection failure. The likely UX problem is that enabling a small onboarding checkbox silently replaces the PR workflow later, while enabling GitHub integration cannot override it. A useful improvement would be to make the active mode visible beside “Land,” perhaps with a tooltip/action saying “PR creation is disabled by ‘Land branches directly’ in project settings.”

[risalfajar]

Sorry I don't get a notification because you're editing your comment. Came here to give the answer, but looks like you've got it first, thanks for the response!