Closed dominic-demierre closed 9 years ago
Split a new branch off the previous commit, then cherry-pick into that and make a new pull request
git checkout HEAD~3
git checkout -b random-branch-name
git cherry-pick <commit hash>
Alternatively, instead of cherry-picking, just re-insert the buttons (maybe with a different colour scheme (read: less ugly))
I don't believe they're doing this in gitbash, so those commands are probably redundant
Well then no wonder they can't cherry pick
i'd love to change the colour scheme. also i'm trying my hardest to avoid command lines, but if i must use them then i will. is this pull request ultimately of any use to you guys?
Mostly for proofreading code and a medium to let you know what needs to be fixed. A check point if you will. Other than that, not really
Just gotta ask: downtown has been super picky about the colours we've used in the past, so is this our go-ahead to start using more colours? Cause neither of those buttons are per-regulations
many apologies for amateurish presentation--UI is doing my head in. is it possible to only include the relevant commit and not the school council updates? it isn't letting me cherry pick, as far as i see.