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Hi @jedel1043 thanks for tackling this. looks pretty good already. can you please add a test for |
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Added test and the auxiliar function |
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@jedel1043 thanks for your contribution ❤️ |
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Fixes #847.
First contribution here! I'm still getting used to the codebase so please tell me if I overlooked a simpler solution.
Anyways, I choosed the U+2193 (↓) character to represent a remote branch with a tracking branch; it matches with the U+2190 (↑) symbol that represents a local branch with a remote tracking branch. If you find a more fitting symbol for this, I'll gladly change it.