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Issue created Jun 29, 2016 by Sid Sijbrandij@sytsesDeveloper

Code to issue audit

As an enterprise customer for two releases (branches/tags/commits) I want to see a list of what issues were solved and which issues were involved.

Why do people need this? (PCI) compliance

How it works technically?

  1. Figure out the new git SHA1's between the two points
  2. Figure out which merge requests introduced these SHA1's
  3. Figure out which issues these merge requests these SHA1's solved.

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