Branchless lost track of existing pull requests

[scottjacobsen]

It seems branchless lost track of the fact that these two branches are already linked to a PR on github:

╰─>$ g submit -c -F github --draft --dry-run
Would submit 2 commits: scottjacobsen/add-configs, scottjacobsen/create-a-table
Would skip 24 commits (already up-to-date): ...

╰─>$ g submit -c -F github --draft 
branchless: running command: git push --set-upstream origin scottjacobsen/add-configs
branch 'scottjacobsen/add-configs' set up to track 'origin/scottjacobsen/add-configs'.
branchless: processing 1 update: remote branch origin/scottjacobsen/add-configs
Everything up-to-date
branchless: running command: git push --set-upstream origin scottjacobsen/create-a-table
branch 'scottjacobsen/create-a-table' set up to track 'origin/scottjacobsen/create-a-table'.
branchless: processing 1 update: remote branch origin/scottjacobsen/create-a-table
Everything up-to-date
Call to `gh pr create --head scottjacobsen/add-configs --title Add configs --body-file /var/folders/s9/28xk6c3x3xj5d8tpv4mjv8xm0000gn/T/.tmpHpauMC --draft` failed
Stdout:

Stderr:
a pull request for branch "scottjacobsen/add-configs" into branch "main" already exists:
https://github.com/scottjacobsen/project/pull/19155

Note g submit -F branch works fine, but since branchless doesn't know these branches are already linked to PRs it can't do things like update the PR description from the commit message, or prefix the PRs with the numbering system like [1/2] ...

Is there a way to get it back in sync? I'm nervous about closing the PRs on github, because these are the first two commits in a stack of 25 commits/PRs (all the other PRs work great) and I have no idea what github will do if I close the root PR.