This is a simple Javascript redirector deployed in GitHub Pages for opening a GitHub Pull Request in Microsoft's CodeFlow review tool. The URL format would look like this:
https://microsoft.github.io/open-pr/?codeflow=https://github.com/org/repos/pull/12345
This loads a simple HTML page with 2-lines of Javascript that will change to a URI that will open the CodeFlow application, if installed. This exists so that an HTTPS link can be embedded in Markdown or other site that does not allow custom URI-schemes. GitHub Flavored Markdown is the primary target for this solution.
The idea for this comes from this repository: https://github.com/intradeus/http-protocol-redirector. Rather than have a generic redirector, this will only allow one specific type of redirection. If other tools to view Pull Requests via a custom URI become available it would be easy to extend this to support other tools. VS Code does not seem to offer this currently, but originally thought that would be an option to include here in addition to CodeFlow.
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