Has ancestor improvement for Object::Commit #2
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* zoffix/fix/RT90667/Moose-enum: Fixed RT#90667
Drop this syntax as it's no longer supported[0] in 5.18. Thanks to gregor herrmann for this patch[1]! [0] http://search.cpan.org/dist/perl-5.18.0/pod/perldelta.pod#qw%28...%29_can_no_longer_be_used_as_parentheses [1] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=711443#10
I should release more often or automate more.
Add tests for utils Update changes
This will hopefully make finding common parents of 2 given refs/tags/branches easier as well as finding if one is the parent of the other, which will be very very useful if anyone ever plans on adding a rebase function to Git::PurePerl Add tests for has_ancestor
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added a "has_ancestor" call for Object::Commit, tests, and did a bit of documenting Object::Commit while I was in that part of town. ( Seriously, GPP could do with lots more POD :S )