feat(sync): detect merged parent branches via git history#73
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feat(sync): detect merged parent branches via git history#73
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When no PR is found for a branch, fall back to `git merge-base --is-ancestor` to check if it was merged into the base branch. This handles cases where PRs are missing or from external repos. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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IsAncestorgit client method wrappinggit merge-base --is-ancestorstack sync, when no PR is found for a branch, falls back to git history to detect if it was merged into the base branch — handles both "own branch merged" (remove from stack) and "parent merged" (reparent children)stack status, shows a hint when a branch appears merged via git historyThis fixes the case where a parent branch was merged (e.g. via a PR in a different repo or when PR lookup fails) but stackinator couldn't detect it because it only relied on GitHub PR status.
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