Check that dependencies don't include unmerged commits #1049
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This ensures that the project doesn't end up depending on commits that aren't present in the corresponding branch of the dependency. This is useful to prevent merging with pre-rebase commits from cross-project changes; it also ensures that malicious commits from forks can't end up references in the main projects. Signed-off-by: Stephen Kitt <[email protected]>
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This ensures that the project doesn't end up depending on commits that aren't present in the corresponding branch of the dependency. This is useful to prevent merging with pre-rebase commits from cross-project changes; it also ensures that malicious commits from forks can't end up references in the main projects.