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Document when --always-copy was introduced (in PR #409) #686

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@techtonik techtonik commented Dec 23, 2014

Manually port change from PR #662.

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@Ivoz Ivoz force-pushed the develop branch 2 times, most recently from d33e617 to 1682ed6 Compare September 20, 2015 16:57
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Hello!

As part of an effort to ease the contribution process and adopt a more standard workflow virtualenv has switched to doing development on the master branch. However, this Pull Request was made against the develop branch so it will need to be resubmitted against master.

If you do nothing, this Pull Request will be automatically migrated by @BrownTruck for you.

If you would like to retain control over this pull request then you should resubmit it against the master branch, closing and referencing the original Pull Request.

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Manually port change from PR #662.

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*This was migrated from pypa/virtualenv#686 to reparent it to the ``master`` branch. Please see original pull request for any previous discussion.*

If this pull request is no longer needed, please feel free to close it.

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This Pull Request has been automatically migrated to #915 to reparent it to the master branch. Please see the new pull request for any new discussion.

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