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With the new changes on API, it's not recommended to attach a PR to an issue. It's recommended to refer to an issue instead. One solution is to create a pull request and refer to an issue in the pull request.
$ gh pull-request -i 123
creates a pull request (don't use the attach issue API since it'll convert an issue to a PR)
posts a message to issue 123, e.g. pull request 456 has been created
Yep, you could prefill the PR body with Fixes #XYZ. This gives the user an option to edit the message, and lets GitHub handle the issue references (i.e. you don't have to manually post a comment to issue XYZ)
With the new changes on API, it's not recommended to attach a PR to an issue. It's recommended to refer to an issue instead. One solution is to create a pull request and refer to an issue in the pull request.
/cc @calavera @technoweenie @mislav
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