added 'Actions (active)' option

[hughc]

New option shows only those hooks that are currently in use. Handy when modifying a 3rd party theme, where you want to find and modify existing elements.

[christophercochran]

This looks great. Thanks for the commit! Going to look this over and get in merged in for the next release.

[GaryJones]

@hughc Could you please rebase your PR?

[hughc]

@GaryJones, sorry to waste yr time, I'm not too git-savvy; I rebased my commits internally, and collapsed them all into one, but I'm now thinking I've got to re-add this repo as a remote and rebase against it, as it has changed?

[GaryJones]

Yes:

• re-add this repo as upstream.
• git fetch --all to fetch from all remotes.
• git pull this develop branch into your own develop branch.
  • OR git checkout this develop branch into a new local develop branch if you haven't got it already.
• branch your master into a new branch called action-hooks-active.
• rebase action-hooks-active to it sits on top of your develop branch
  • Fix merge conflicts
• push your action-hooks-active to your remote.
• Open a new PR (as the branch name is different)
• Close this PR.

That should solve the current issue, but your master branch will still be screwed. You should always do PRs from new branches.

• Delete your local master branch
• Checkout the upstream master.
• Turn off any branch protection for master you might have added to your remote fork.
• Force push your local master to your upstream. (If you don't force, it'll be rejected).
• Re-enable any branch protection for master if you want.