Support title and body query parameters for new PRs #34537
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| if expandNewPRForm || title != "" || body != "" { | ||
| ctx.Data["ExpandNewPrForm"] = true | ||
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Thank you for the PR.
I think the logic could be moved to the line of ctx.Data["ExpandNewPrForm"] = ctx.FormBool("expand"), indeed ExpandNewPrForm was already controlled by "expand" query parameter, so it's good to put them together.
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Currently, Gitea supports title and body query parameters when creating new issues, allowing pre-filling those fields via URL parameters. However, similar support for pull requests (PRs) does not exist.
This feature adds support for the title, body, and quick_pull query parameters in the new pull request creation page. These parameters work similarly to GitHub’s behavior, allowing users to pre-populate the PR title and body, and optionally expand the PR creation form automatically.
By supporting these query parameters, it improves the usability and automation capabilities when creating pull requests via direct URLs, aligning Gitea more closely with GitHub’s user experience.