If the current branch matches the pattern of a release branch, fetch openj9/omr branches of the same name.
This will work for a normal release, and can be overwritten for special cases. It avoids having to modify a release branch after creation in order to get the matching openj9/omr release branches. Further changes to the release branch can be pushed rather than merged, as long as the release branch matches the head stream.
keithc-ca
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1 year ago
If the current branch matches the pattern of a release branch, fetch openj9/omr branches of the same name.
This will work for a normal release, and can be overwritten for special cases. It avoids having to modify a release branch after creation in order to get the matching openj9/omr release branches. Further changes to the release branch can be pushed rather than merged, as long as the release branch matches the head stream.
Backport of https://github.com/ibmruntimes/openj9-openjdk-jdk/pull/660