prmonitor

• Support retrying Secondary Rate Limit errors (thanks to @nikbuskirk-dh)

• Badge button colors fixed (thanks to @tomastuzikas)

• Update all dependencies to latest.
• Fix broken selection on menu items caused by breaking API change in react-boostrap (thanks @ConstantinoSchillebeeckx for the bug report).

• Update all dependencies to latest
• Fix incorrect handling of GitHub rate limiting (thanks @nikbuskirk-dh!)

This release includes a bug fix for secondary monitors on Chrome for Mac.

This includes a bug fix to ensure compiled code is compatible with the Mozilla Web Store validation checks.

New feature: see PR status checks directly in PR Monitor, thanks to @teejae!

New feature, courtesy of @teejae:

• Enable filtering of directly-requested pull requests, as well as filtering by team.

New feature, courtesy of @cplesner-humio:

• Show a summary of changes (added/deleted/changed) for each pull request.

This fixes a bug where comments or reviews that don't have an associated GitHub user would result in a broken state.

This fixes a bug where PRs would not appear in the "Already reviewed" list when the checkbox "Notify me of new commits" was disabled.

This adds a new checkbox "Notify me of new commits" on top of the "Mute until next comment" option.

This release adds a new muting option: "Mute until next comment by author". This will help reduce unnecessary notifications, for example when the author merges latest master.

This new release improves support for draft PRs:

• Always show the "Draft" badge on PRs, not just for your own PRs.
• Allow "Mute until not draft".

This release fixes a bug where your own pull requests would not appear if you were also assigned as a reviewer.

This release introduces the ability to open a fullscreen view, allowing you to more easily manage your pull requests.

This fixes a bug where a PR would be considered "Approved by everyone" when one of the reviewers had only added a comment.

• Minor UI improvements.

• Differentiate between "Mergeable" and "Approved by everyone".
• Improved unit testing.

• Better handling of GitHub API rate limiting.