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Fix broken use of Int8 as boolean in codegen test #22506

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@tkelman tkelman commented Jun 24, 2017

0737032 was pushed straight to master without going through CI
or even local testing

0737032 was pushed straight to master without going through CI
or even local testing
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tkelman commented Jun 24, 2017

Unfortunately no, that only prevents you from force-pushing over something, it doesn't prevent someone who has commit access from pushing to master. That needs to be socially enforced for now (or git hooks or something else opt-in).

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Looks like you can restrict push to admins: https://help.github.com/articles/about-branch-restrictions/ That would be a good idea given that we are quite a few to have a contributor status (and our machines could be hacked).

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tkelman commented Jun 24, 2017

I think the branch restrictions apply equally to the merge button on PR's vs pushing from the command line. From what I've seen there's no github feature that does exactly what we want of enforcing master should only be pushable via PR's.

@KristofferC KristofferC merged commit 2c93acf into master Jun 24, 2017
@KristofferC KristofferC deleted the tk/fixcodegentest branch June 24, 2017 15:58
DrTodd13 pushed a commit to IntelLabs/julia that referenced this pull request Jun 26, 2017
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