Partial (?) fix for mainline issue 26 - routing maniphest tasks with …

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…multiple projects

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Merging #61 into master will decrease coverage by 0.06%. The diff coverage is 0%.

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app/controllers/feed.go	11.94% <0%> (-0.56%)	:arrow_down:

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@blades is this PR still relevant? If so can you please check the code formatting and style? And rebase on the latest master? Thanks!

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Unless you've fixed it yourself, then it probably is, yes. I'm unlikely to have the time in the near future to take a look due to stuff going on irl, but if you can wait a while I'll see what i can do. I'm not a go coder, though, so don't really have a clue about formatting/style in go :/

On 27 February 2018 12:55:58 pm Martin Schenck [email protected] wrote:

@blades is this PR still relevant? If so can you please check the code formatting and style? And rebase on the latest master? Thanks!

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[blades]

i've merged with your recent changes now; no conflicts apparently so that would imply you've not done any work in the affected area.

[schemar]

OK, thank you. I need more time to dig into this. But you are not forgotten!