Avoid fetching completely PR diff as patch #108
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This fails for large PRs, and the `/files` response we already have contains enough of the diff details to do what we need, which is confirm that our restyled are contained within added lines of the original PR. To do this, we introduce a `ChangeFile` type that we can build from the `/files` response. It can hold hunks of added lines, so we can do our `.contains` check with it. It even reads better this way, ```js changedFile.additions.contains(_) ``` :ok_hand:
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Doing this differently in #110. |
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This fails for large PRs, and the
/filesresponse we already havecontains enough of the diff details to do what we need, which is confirm
that our restyled are contained within added lines of the original PR.
To do this, we introduce a
ChangeFiletype that we can build from the/filesresponse. It can hold hunks of added lines, so we can do our.containscheck with it.It even reads better this way,
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