{"push_id":1450469105,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/200","head":"7f6b9b2726da620839a06400a8e969e048e9a5cc","before":"789a8e7b1b3724e0de1c37322e7669f0fa1b8d6c","commits":[{"sha":"7f6b9b2726da620839a06400a8e969e048e9a5cc","author":{"name":"Alan Somers","email":"98dace73f9f4aeb631994692d06377058a93a391@gmail.com"},"message":"Issue #195, #200: fix sort_dset_by_clone's sorting\n\nsort_dset_by_clone correctly sorts clones after their origins, but fails\nto sort ordinary child datasets (\"foo/bar\") after their parents (\"foo\")\n(Issue #200).  It also recurses infinitely when a dataset's origin is\nexcluded (Issue #195).\n\nThis commit fixes both issues by sorting the datasets by creation time.\nHowever, it will now missort a promoted clone before its origin.  That\nis a lesser bug, because AFAIK the only reason to promote a clone is to\ndestroy its parent.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/asomers/lpreserver/commits/7f6b9b2726da620839a06400a8e969e048e9a5cc"}]}
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