Branch.xs: Added upstream_name() and remote_name() #84
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Looks like I introduced a small bug here, busy fixing. |
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Ok, fixed a bug here in |
The created reference should also take the repository in as magic, seeing that Git::Raw::Reference -> target() requires it via git_obj_to_sv().
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It is often useful to know which remote a branch belongs to hence
remote_name.upstream_nameis a convenience. Getting the remote reference first and runningnameon it will give the same result.