Audit CLI opts used in git states #31302
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This restricts the git state module to git 1.6.5 or later, as some of the core functionality needed for git.latest was not present before that version. This release is over 6 years old now, so this change should be safe to make. In addition, this stops git.latest from trying to use the --ff-only argument when running a git merge to fast-forward the repo, in versions where this option is not available.
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This restricts the git state module to git 1.6.5 or later, as some of
the core functionality needed for git.latest was not present before that
version. This release is over 6 years old now, so this change should be
safe to make.
In addition, this stops git.latest from trying to use the
--ff-onlyargument when running a git merge to fast-forward the repo, in versions
where this option is not available.