Closes #84: Introduce the max_active_branches config parameter
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The code works but I think the nomenclature is confusing. In the branches table there is an "is_active" flag and it is used to denote which branch is currently active, but here we are using active to denote non merged branches.
If this was set and I got the error the first thing I'd do is go look at my branches table to see which ones are not needed, but I see I don't have any active branches (or at most 1) so I'd be like why did I get this message... I think the table should easily show which branches are in the state that this flag refers to.
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@arthanson thanks that's a really good catch. Maybe we should refer to these branches as "operational" rather than "active." |
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* Closes #84: Introduce the max_active_branches parameter * Rename max_active_branches to max_working_branches * Update error message
Fixes: #84
max_active_branchesconfig parameter