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GitHub introduced a new API for determining which PR a commit came from, we could use this API to avoid the multiple regular expression matchers that we are having to use today (e.g. the "squash and merge" style, the "merge commit" style, "homu", etc).
This seems very useful, to make the detection stable.
I just played around with my IDE's (JetBrains) ability to interact with the Github APIs, in this case reviewing and merging a PR. Apparently it caused the merge commit to have a different message than usual:
The from part is missing from this regex, so didn't get any changelog information...
GitHub introduced a new API for determining which PR a commit came from, we could use this API to avoid the multiple regular expression matchers that we are having to use today (e.g. the "squash and merge" style, the "merge commit" style, "homu", etc).
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