A new repository's first push closes the issues its commits name: on flagon-io/demo the session pushed the first version with Closes #1, and #1 stayed open, so the session closed it by hand. repos' pushed lists the commits a push brought in only when the branch existed before, since a new branch's commits were pushed elsewhere first; but the push that makes the default branch is the repository's first, and nothing was pushed before it. PushedArgs has first, which work sets for a push to the default branch with no before, and their messages count then. The pull requests guide says so under Closing issues. Checked: cargo test -p g1t-repos pushed (9, one new), cargo test -p g1t-work pushed (6). · 9319d68 · flagon-io/g1t

518	518		closed this in that commit, its page shows Closed by commit, and
519	519		the commit's page lists the issues it closed. `issue.closed` carries the
520	520		commit as `commit`, and an issue has `resolved_commit` and
521		−	`resolved_pushed_by`; reopening it clears both. Commits pushed to other
	521	+	`resolved_pushed_by`; reopening it clears both. A push that makes a new
	522	+	branch reads none of its commits, since they were pushed before, except a
	523	+	repository's first push, which makes its default branch: `Closes #1` in
	524	+	the first version of a new repository closes #1. Commits pushed to other
522	525		branches close nothing until they reach the default branch, and
523	526		`auto_close_issues` turns this off as well.
524	527

625	625		/// Whether to list the commits brought in, with their messages.
626	626		#[serde(default)]
627	627		pub messages: bool,
	628	+	/// The push made the default branch: the repository's first, whose
	629	+	/// commits were pushed nowhere before, so their messages count too.
	630	+	#[serde(default)]
	631	+	pub first: bool,
628	632		}
629	633
630	634		/// What `pushed` found.

82	82		landed.push(head.clone());
83	83		}
84	84		// A new branch brought nothing to tell anyone about: its commits were
85		−	// pushed elsewhere first, or are the repository's first.
86		−	let commits = if a.messages && a.before.is_some() {
	85	+	// pushed elsewhere first. The default branch's first push is the
	86	+	// exception: nothing was pushed before it.
	87	+	let commits = if a.messages && (a.before.is_some() \|\| a.first) {
87	88		new.iter()
88	89		.take(MAX_PUSHED)
89	90		.rev()
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183	184		after: after.into(),
184	185		heads: heads.iter().map(\|&h\| h.to_owned()).collect(),
185	186		messages: true,
	187	+	first: false,
186	188		}
187	189		}
188	190
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253	255		}
254	256
255	257		#[test]
	258	+	fn the_default_branchs_first_push_lists_its_messages() {
	259	+	// An empty repository's first push: its `Closes #1` closes #1.
	260	+	let git = Fake::with(vec![commit("m1", &[]), commit("m2", &["m1"])]);
	261	+	let pushed = run(brought_in(&git, PushedArgs { first: true, ..args(None, "m2", &[]) })).unwrap();
	262	+	assert_eq!(hashes(&pushed), vec!["m1", "m2"]);
	263	+	}
	264	+
	265	+	#[test]
256	266		fn a_merged_branch_is_read_in_one_go() {
257	267		// Twenty commits on a side branch merged in: one read of main and
258	268		// one of the side line, not one per commit.

113	113		after: after.to_owned(),
114	114		heads: candidates.iter().map(\|row\| row.head_commit.clone()).collect(),
115	115		messages: closes_issues,
	116	+	// No `before` on the default branch: the repository's first push.
	117	+	first: default && event.data["before"].as_str().is_none(),
116	118		},
117	119		)
118	120		.await?;

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