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add in_subtree_of? helper function, for symmetry #680

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This adds an in_subtree_of? method, because I've written this code many times and figured it made sense upstream.

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other than the hash tweak, looks good to me

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kbrock commented Jun 12, 2024

The sqlite3 > 2.0 thing is breaking this build.

Putting together a PR that fixes this (i.e.: #681), then will kick this build and merge.

Thanks for the contribution

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kbrock commented Jun 12, 2024

kicking (fixed build)

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@kbrock kbrock merged commit e1c0f35 into stefankroes:master Jun 14, 2024
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kbrock commented Jun 14, 2024

Thank you

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