Closed fosspill closed 5 years ago
I'll admit I'm a bit of a git noob, trying to squish the commits together to make it cleaner, but failing horribly :)
No problem, I took care of it :)
Git is definitely tricky when you're starting out.
If you want to remove a commit you can use git reset --hard HEAD^
. git revert
actually creates another commit that does the opposite of the commit being reverted.
The easiest way though, is to just add your changes to the current commit with git commit --amend
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Thanks for your contribution.
libncurses5 had to be installed as well on my ubuntu based system, -dev package was not enough.
Suggesting this updated install command for debian/ubuntu which resolves the issue I faced.