Add Git info to administration page #994
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Add the git URL and the branch into the administration module. When answering queries, it is often useful to know which branch the user is on as some questions may have already been solved in the master branch. I have taken the URL from ls-remote. Not being an expert on Git this may not be the best method but was the only one I could find to just get the origin URL.
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Nice, good idea. This works well
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Mmm it seems it doesnt want to update the branch on the admin page after I change the branch. I've tried clearing cache but it still shows that I'm on the symlinked_modules branch when I've changed to master branch
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Odd, must say I didn't actually try and switch branches 😦 |
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Add the Git URL and the branch into the administration module. When answering queries, it is often useful to know which branch the user is on as some questions may have already been solved in the master branch.
I have taken the URL from ls-remote. Not being an expert on Git this may not be the best method but was the only one I could find to just get the origin URL.