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Move to somewhere else methods from GitHelper that are not related to git
See original GitHub issueSome methods extracted from steps have been put in GitHelper such as copyDirectory and removeNotificationFromTravisYML (and some others) that are not really related to git. I propose we move them for somewhere else, maybe a new helper or utility class for the steps. WDYT? I’m opened for suggestions.
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Hi I appreciate the label, and FYI this is my github login so you can @ me in the future /Benjamin
Fixed by #645