Sorry if I'm missing it, but I've tried:
git recreate-branch rc -x 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1', 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2'
git recreate-branch rc -x USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1, USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2
git recreate-branch rc -x USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1 USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2
git recreate-branch rc -x 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1, USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2'
git recreate-branch rc -x ['USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1', 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2']
What should the syntax be?
The article at https://www.acquia.com/blog/pragmatic-guide-branch-feature-git-branching-strategy indicates that your scripts used to take a file which contained the list of branches to exclude, but that doesn't appear to be the case with the new Gem. Is that right? 'Cause....that'd be nice.
Thanks,
Brandon
Sorry if I'm missing it, but I've tried:
git recreate-branch rc -x 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1', 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2'
git recreate-branch rc -x USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1, USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2
git recreate-branch rc -x USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1 USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2
git recreate-branch rc -x 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1, USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2'
git recreate-branch rc -x ['USXXXX-Bad_Feature_1', 'USXXXX-Bad_Feature_2']
What should the syntax be?
The article at https://www.acquia.com/blog/pragmatic-guide-branch-feature-git-branching-strategy indicates that your scripts used to take a file which contained the list of branches to exclude, but that doesn't appear to be the case with the new Gem. Is that right? 'Cause....that'd be nice.
Thanks,
Brandon