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Use the branch marker metadata as project filter #57

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lu-zero opened this issue Sep 27, 2015 · 1 comment
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Use the branch marker metadata as project filter #57

lu-zero opened this issue Sep 27, 2015 · 1 comment

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lu-zero commented Sep 27, 2015

Some projects such as nginx use a single mailing list to track patches from multiple branches, they use mercurial so figuring out the branch is just a matter of parsing some #-comments in the patch comment.

git doesn't seem to have an immediate way to figure it out though, commonly some [marker] is used.

Open questions:

  • Do we want to consider them separate projects and change just the parser
  • Do we want to have the concept of subproject/branch as an ORM object and change the UI accordingly?

I'd start simple and consider each branch a stand-alone project.

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lu-zero commented Sep 27, 2015

@thresheek if you could provide a sample file and more insight would be great =)

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