Add message when pulling to indicate from and to causal hashes.#5870
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ChrisPenner merged 3 commits intotrunkfrom Sep 11, 2025
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Add message when pulling to indicate from and to causal hashes.#5870ChrisPenner merged 3 commits intotrunkfrom
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Overview
Adds a message indicating where we're pulling from/to,
this will be helpful for cases where pulls are feeling really slow, I can investigate them more easily.
cc @pchiusano
Implementation notes
When pulling on a branch, show the old and new causal hashes.
Interesting/controversial decisions
Probably not the best that we need to do this at all, but more visibility into what's happening isn't a bad thing, and it makes it easy for users to
reset #oldif they want to undo a pull.Test coverage
I tried it out