Here is a simple example with the feat/circleci
branch:
![feat/circleci branch](https://circleci.com/gh/jsamr/react-native-render-html/tree/feat/circleci.svg?style=svg)
result:
Here is a simple example with the feat/circleci
branch:
![feat/circleci branch](https://circleci.com/gh/jsamr/react-native-render-html/tree/feat/circleci.svg?style=svg)
result:
Hi @jsamr ,
Welcome to CircleCI Discuss!
This is an interesting edge case, which may require the ability to provide the branch through a parameter rather than in the URL. Another option would be for us to replace the /
characters in the branch name with a substitute character.
I will report this bug to the engineering team in charge of status badges and provide you with updates as we work to solve this issue.
@Jaryt I think this is important because the practice can be useful for scenario where multiple releases branches are held in parallel, which is reasonably common, with something along a release/4.x
pattern.
@jsamr I certainly agree. This is valid input on the GitHub end, so not providing support for that format is confusing, and possibly frustrating. This will certainly be looked further into!
I ran into this same issue. I found that replacing /
with %2F
works. For example: feat%2Fcircleci
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