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git node land seems to think that anyFixes: and Refs: tags it finds apply to all commits in a pull request. That’s unhelpful when there’s multiple commits in a PR, see e.g. nodejs/node#34673. Is this intentional? If no, can we remove it? If yes, can we at least create a way to opt out?
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It probably was intentional. I kind of like not having Fixes/Refs in the commit metadata until landing otherwise referenced issues/PR's get spammed every time you update/force push rebase etc.
+1 for being optional for multi-commit PRs (maybe with a warning) or with an opt-out flag.
git node land
seems to think that anyFixes:
andRefs:
tags it finds apply to all commits in a pull request. That’s unhelpful when there’s multiple commits in a PR, see e.g. nodejs/node#34673. Is this intentional? If no, can we remove it? If yes, can we at least create a way to opt out?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: