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Hi@GerevSec, thanks a lot for your contribution! We just need a few things to get this green:

1. git commit --amend your commit message to follow conventional commit, e.g.feat(objects): add merge_base API support
2. run black to format code properly, e.g. withtox -e black
3. If possible, could you add some documentation and unit tests? for inspiration, see:
   • docs: add an example, like inhttps://github.com/python-gitlab/python-gitlab/blob/master/docs/gl_objects/projects.rst
   • tests: add a small unit test herehttps://github.com/python-gitlab/python-gitlab/blob/master/tests/unit/objects/test_repositories.py

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@nejch@GerevSec
Hi.
Do you have any plan to develop this feature?

Hi@nejch
Would you want me to continue this Pull Request? I think this feature will be useful.

Thanks for the ping again@emadimehrdad, this one slipped a little bit. Yes, we'll pick it up and add some tests to get this merged :)

As it is, I don't think we can merge a PR with this change alone - the API expects 2or more refs (arbitrary number), which need to be supplied as an array. So we'll also need#1699 first.