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I tried to use the mentioned :internal: tag to, well filter internal changes & I am now unsure about the granularity of the filtering.
I called git-journal --ignore=internal with a commit message that looked something like this:
Some message. :feature1:
- Additional things. :internal:
My (naive) expectation would be that the first line is included in the history, but the second is not.
Currently it seems like the complete commit is filtered out - is this as intended?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I tried to use the mentioned :internal: tag to, well filter internal changes & I am now unsure about the granularity of the filtering.
I called
git-journal --ignore=internal
with a commit message that looked something like this:My (naive) expectation would be that the first line is included in the history, but the second is not.
Currently it seems like the complete commit is filtered out - is this as intended?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: