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Currently it seems like the AI Review only works by looking at the changes between the selected branch/commit and the default repository branch (e.g. main). Maybe I'm wrong about this...but for the life of me I can't find anything to suggest that it can work differently.
If I'm not wrong though, I'd like to be able to select any two commits and do an AI review on the diff of those two commits.
Oftentimes the default branch of a repository is used as the production/deployment branch, which means it's rarely pushed to and therefore very far behind the feature/version branches. In this scenario, the AI Review feature is much less useful.
For example, my team often creates milestone version branches which serve as the main feature branches until the milestone is complete. The milestone branch then gets merged into a staging branch, which will then inevitably be merged into a production branch (usually main).
Hopefully you can see why the current functionality of the AI Review feature doesn't really work in this workflow. main is almost always so far behind milestone branches like v1.4.3 that the review is useless.
It would be much more helpful to be able to select the most recent commit on bryceremick:adds-new-xy-feature and then the most recent commit on v1.4.3 and preform the AI Review on the changes between the two.
Thanks!