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It would be super helpful if the < and > (and <=/>=) operators worked with lists, whereby listA < listB means that every element in listA is in listB. This makes it possible to make rules like the following:
This is needed for the above example because GitHub does not clear the commented review state for a user when they approve a PR (instead it just adds an approving review in addition to the commented review).
If desired I can try to help with this issue, but would need a pointer as to where this logic is located!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It would be super helpful if the
<
and>
(and<=
/>=
) operators worked with lists, wherebylistA < listB
means that every element inlistA
is inlistB
. This makes it possible to make rules like the following:This is needed for the above example because GitHub does not clear the commented review state for a user when they approve a PR (instead it just adds an approving review in addition to the commented review).
If desired I can try to help with this issue, but would need a pointer as to where this logic is located!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: