Closed mikesherov closed 12 years ago
What is the use case of not allowing it to go through?
If you want to make sure all pull requests reference an issue.
Ok, duh, though I would never pulley a pull request without looking at the pull first, where I would see if it had an issue number, but it might be a good safeguard.
2, Instead of not allowing it, maybe ask the user what to do: couldn't find a issue number, continue [y/n]
Good idea. Maybe even prompt for that issue number right then and there.
Yes, that would be useful ;)
There should be an option that if a ticket number isn't present, pulley should: