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chore(compare-master-to-stable): make checks for bugfixes better#8801
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The current version alerts you if a docs fix has something like "Fixes typo in foo", which is not how bugfixes are worded.
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Anyone have a problem with this? It is kind of bugging me how the current compare script includes anything with the word "fix" as a fix and marks it, makes it harder to dig through them. |
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lgtm |
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The current version alerts you if a docs fix has something like "Fixes typo in
foo", which is not how bugfixes are worded, which makes it harder to find real fixes.