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Add regex matching to no-commit-to-branch hook - #376
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be blocked on, for example, all release branches with 'release/*'
feedback. Adds --pattern optional argument which can be used alongside --branch to block commits to a branch which matches a supplied regex expression
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otherwise looks great, thanks!
in no-commit-to-branch. Make other sets immutable to satisfy type-checking and be consistent
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Thanks! Appreciate the crash-course in mypy and cheers for fixing |
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Add wildcard matching to no-commit-to-branch hook, so that commits can be blocked on, for example, all release branches with 'release/*'
Addresses: #375