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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
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I am no longer using ruby-git day to day. I wont update unless the maintainer is interested. |
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@kwstannard if you could rebase it - I'll merge it in - it looks like a really helpful feature. |
This allows the user to see if an arbitrary commit is contained within a
branch. For example you can check to see if a branch was merged into
master with `git.branch('master').contains?('feature')`. Or you can see
if your feature branch has the latest master commit with
`git.branch('feature').contains?('master')`
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@rvodden updated, hope it helps. |
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@kwstannard Sorry for the delay. Could you rebase one more time? (hopefully the last time...) Thanks. |
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I am just going to close this. If you want it, I guess just open it and merge??? |
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@kwstannard Ah, missed your comment about not using ruby-git so much anymore. It looks like a useful feature. I'll try to get it merged now, sorry for the delays and so forth. |
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(also, I unfortunately didn't get any message after you rebased it the last time) |
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Looks like you probably just need to restart that failed job |
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Closed and opened to trigger Travis. |
This allows the user to see if an arbitrary commit is contained within a
branch. For example you can check to see if a branch was merged into
master with
git.branch('master').contains?('feature'). Or you can seeif your feature branch has the latest master commit with
git.branch('feature').contains?('master')