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Work on issues from comments and commit messages

You can then specify one of the following strings, followed by a issue number, to work on an issue from a commit message or comment:

  • close
  • closes
  • closed
  • fixes
  • fixed

Example:

git commit -m "Closes #34"

The string is case-insensitive and can be followed by a colon or not I believe (have not thoroughly tested this).

And most importantly only works on your primary branch whether you call in main, master, or something else. So for a commit, the closing of the issue will not happen until the commit is merged into the primary branch.

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