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JuliaDynamics / Attractors.jl

Find attractors (and their basins) of dynamical systems. Perform global continuation. Study global stability (a.k.a. non-local, or resilience). Also tipping points functionality.
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fixed all the typos #114

Closed Jay-sanjay closed 11 months ago

Jay-sanjay commented 11 months ago

closes #113 fixed several typo errors

Datseris commented 11 months ago

Thank you! Unfortunately the word "continuation" must stay as it is. It cannot become "continuate". While this word may not exist in a dictionary, it is an established word in the wide dynamical systems community.

spaette commented 11 months ago

soft reset

@Jay-sanjay

ivan has a personal access token

ivan forks a repo and then clones via https that forked repo

after editing some of the clone's files and cd'ing to the top level of the clone

git init git add . git commit -m "typo fixes" git push -u origin main

the commit has been made to the fork

ivan creates a pull request in the upstream repo

then is noticed an additional fix is indicated

as an example adding the additional fixes from the top level of the clone

sed -i "s/re-appear/reappear/g" docs/src/index.md sed -i "s/re-appears/reappears/g" src/continuation/match_attractor_ids.jl

ivan for the second commit to the forked repo used the commit message "remove hyphens"

but the pull request has not been merged yet to the upstream repo

to perform a soft reset ivan in the context of the above would do the following; ~2 refers to the last two commits

git reset --soft HEAD~2 git commit -m "typo fixes" git push -f origin main

ivan would see in the shell output for the last command the content as

forced update

one commit with the name "typo fixes" which results in a cleaner commit history when merged to the upstream repo