Sync IRIS with repo changes when switching to a remote branch #788
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…more easily applied to other commands Use additional flags to control when and how this behaviour takes effect rather than checking for specific commands. Will allow this to be more easily applied to other commands in the future and also to WebUI commands.
… when switching to a remote branch Switching to a remote branch would previously not sync IRIS with the file repo changes. The diff previously performed prior to the checkout Git command would fail due to the branch not yet existing locally, with nothing being synced.
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Addresses #783
First commit re-factors the 'diff after git command' mechanism previously added in #517 so that it can be more generically applied to other Git commands.
Second commit applies it to the checkout command.
Works with Git menu dropdown and with WebUI. The diff that was previously being applied prior to the checkout being performed would fail due to the branch not yet being local at that point in time when checking out a remote branch for the first time.