Fix bug on PR when target has two possibilities#423
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This PR fixes a bug on pull-request builds when there are two possibilities which branch the pull-reuqest targets.
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Ok, TeamCity is Green again for PRs 😄 |
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Fix bug on PR when target has two possibilities
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Great! Thanks @yannisgu. Good timing, was planning to try and fix some of the outstanding bugs tonight :) |
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This PR fixes a bug on pull-request builds when there are two possibilities which branch the pull-reuqest targets.
This should escpecialy fix the build issues happening currently on TeamCity because the repo has a master branch and a release/3.0.0 branch, both pointing to the same commit.