Implemention of ratchetFrom for plugin-gradle
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… we could do code-coverage on all tests, including testkit integration tests)
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This PR allows users to say
ratchetFrom 'origin/master', and formatting will then be applied only on files which have changed since 'origin/master`, as per the spec in #511.I believe there is probably a big performance enhancement to be had by caching this:
spotless/plugin-gradle/src/main/java/com/diffplug/gradle/spotless/GitRatchet.java
Lines 65 to 66 in eac82d2
but probably best to ship the simplest correct thing first, and we can always optimize it in the future.
This one adds almost no public API besides the already agreed-upon spec in #511. I would love feedback on the implementation, but since it doesn't affect public API, there's not much to lose by shipping it as-is. So just because it's merged doesn't mean it isn't still open for discussion :)