GitAuto: Test Issue #37
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Resolves #19
What is the feature
The feature is not specified in the issue. This appears to be a test issue without specific details.
Why we need the feature
The purpose of this feature is not detailed in the issue. It seems to be a placeholder or a test for generating a pull request.
How to implement and why
Since this is a test issue, no specific implementation steps are provided. Typically, implementation would involve identifying the files and code sections that need modification, writing the necessary code, and ensuring it integrates well with the existing codebase.
About backward compatibility
There is no indication that backward compatibility is a concern for this test issue. Generally, maintaining backward compatibility would depend on the nature of the changes and the existing user base.
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