Support multiple refspecs in fetch.#170
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Git supports fetching many refs at once - support this in GitPython too for more efficient operations when selectively mirroring repositories.
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Support multiple refspecs in fetch.
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Thank you very much ! |
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You're welcome! Just realised I submitted to 0.3 - should I also submit to master? |
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You can, even though the faith of master is rather undetermined. For now, I want to focus on getting 0.3 ready, and see what can happen with master afterwards. |
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Git supports fetching many refs at once - support this in GitPython
too for more efficient operations when selectively mirroring
repositories.