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# Find the pull request that introduced a given commit

COMMIT=c78f9ef  # just an example commit id

# This will list the first few branches that contain this commit (including only "pull request" branches)
git branch -r --contains $COMMIT |grep "origin/pr" |sort |head

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# Really dumb script to fix up whitespace but only on the lines changed in the current
# commit. Run this script from your $PROJECT/.git/hooks/pre-commit
#
git diff HEAD --no-color > /tmp/stage.diff
git apply -R /tmp/stage.diff
git apply --whitespace=fix /tmp/stage.diff

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# Really dumb script to fix up whitespace but only on the lines changed in the current
# commit. Run this script from your $PROJECT/.git/hooks/pre-commit
#
git diff HEAD --no-color > /tmp/stage.diff
git apply -R /tmp/stage.diff
git apply --whitespace=fix /tmp/stage.diff

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So if we have the following line item...

line_item
  ad_distribution{:price_per_unit = 20}
  buy_item{:id = 1}
  buy_item{:id = 2,
           :price_per_unit = 40}

I think the first case is simple. Seems we should return....

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So if we have the following line item...

line_item
  ad_distribution{:price_per_unit = 20}
  buy_item{:id = 1}
  buy_item{:id = 2,
           :price_per_unit = 40}

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#!/bin/sh
# MVP precommit hook that keeps the Changelog up-to-date.
#
# Assumes that `pwd` is the project root

./scripts/gitlog-to-changelog >Changelog
git add Changelog

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#!/bin/sh
# MVP precommit hook that keeps the Changelog up-to-date.
#
# Assumes that `pwd` is the project root

./scripts/gitlog-to-changelog >Changelog
git add Changelog

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git diff HEAD --no-color > /tmp/stage.diff
git apply -R /tmp/stage.diff
git apply --whitespace=fix /tmp/stage.diff

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#
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# run this script in a terminal.
#
# Usage:
#
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#    and where you'd like the images to show up