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The custom reports guide has been updated to include two additional data points for pull requests. The documentation now specifies the branch details by introducing Source branch (the originating branch) and Target branch (the intended merge destination). No changes were made to processing or functionality.

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docs/guides/custom-reports.md Added two new data points: Source branch and Target branch for PR branch info.

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docs/guides/custom-reports.md (1)

89-90: New Branch Data Points Added

The addition of the Source branch and Target branch fields is clearly presented in the "Available Data Points" section and follows the existing bullet point formatting. Verify that these new fields correctly reflect the API/underlying data model, and consider adding a brief note in the accompanying documentation (if not already present) to indicate how these values are populated in custom reports.

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