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Handle "revert" commits in blogposts #18

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ilyavolodin opened this issue Sep 18, 2017 · 2 comments
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Handle "revert" commits in blogposts #18

ilyavolodin opened this issue Sep 18, 2017 · 2 comments
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@ilyavolodin
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Currently, we remove "Revert" commits from the blog posts, this unit tests seems to indicated that's a correct behavior:

"* 1234abc Revert \"New: From a previous release (fixes #1234)\" (Foo Bar)",

If revert happens a different release then original commit, we should probably show it in blog post.

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btmills commented Sep 18, 2017

we should probably show it in blog post

While excluding it from version calculation, yes?

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I think so. I don't think we should ever include "revert" into version calculation.

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