May I ask that in the future you 1) submit PRs for multiple edits instead of a single PR per commit; 2) batch edits into commits (for example, ships and ship types from this event could be in just one commit, and one PR, accordingly)? Many thanks in advance.
Editing files right on GitHub's website might be cool and all, but this produces a large number of commits, and every PR produces a merge (basically, another commit). Get the GitHub for Windows client, clone your repository (the button Clone in Desktop on the main page of the repository will do that for you automatically, for example), then edit the files using your favourite editor (remember to set it to keep 4 spaces per indent for XML files, and 2 spaces for Resources.zh-CN.resx). With that you'll be able to commit multiple files at once (after committing, sync your changes; the button is in the top right corner).
May I ask that in the future you 1) submit PRs for multiple edits instead of a single PR per commit; 2) batch edits into commits (for example, ships and ship types from this event could be in just one commit, and one PR, accordingly)? Many thanks in advance.
Editing files right on GitHub's website might be cool and all, but this produces a large number of commits, and every PR produces a merge (basically, another commit). Get the GitHub for Windows client, clone your repository (the button Clone in Desktop on the main page of the repository will do that for you automatically, for example), then edit the files using your favourite editor (remember to set it to keep 4 spaces per indent for XML files, and 2 spaces for Resources.zh-CN.resx). With that you'll be able to commit multiple files at once (after committing, sync your changes; the button is in the top right corner).