Fixing an issue with branch grouping due to substring matching #803
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awesome! that was bothering me as well |
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Fixing an issue with branch grouping due to substring matching
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I noticed that if one branches name exists within another branch, its commits are included in both branches, this is because the AngularJS "filter" filter defaults to a substring match rather than a strict equality comparison. Simply specifying the comparator explicitly resolves the issue.
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/filter/filter