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When a project has changed (one or several files in its own project directory) a * will follow the project name when running the info command. If no project files have changed, no * is shown today, even if the project is indirectly changed by one or several of its (changed) bricks.
An improvement could be to show + if the project is indirectly change (but keep * if only the project itself has changed). This could be used to get a view of which projects to release, by sending in since:release (or some other :tag-patterns key).
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When a project has changed (one or several files in its own project directory) a
*
will follow the project name when running theinfo
command. If no project files have changed, no*
is shown today, even if the project is indirectly changed by one or several of its (changed) bricks.An improvement could be to show
+
if the project is indirectly change (but keep*
if only the project itself has changed). This could be used to get a view of which projects to release, by sending insince:release
(or some other:tag-patterns
key).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: