Closed CVollet closed 7 years ago
All your changes are good for me. And if Greg is not following this, I don't think they are controversial enough to bother him.
If you want to try a git exercise, then rather than doing one more commit to remove the comments, you could:
git reset HEAD~
will undo your last commit. The edits you made will still be there, but they will be staged (added) and not yet committed. You can (should) verify by using git status
and perhaps opening this file to see."dominating terms"
to <q>dominating terms</q>
git add
and git commit
to make a new commit with all the work from both sessions.dev
branch there, because it has the commit that has the comments still in it.git push upstream dev
to push your work onto GitHub, where a new dev
branch will be created. Then make a new pull request.Can you take a look at this one Alex? It's been hanging out for awhile. I'm afraid the diff file is getting rather large.
You are absolutely right. I thought I had changed it to Table at some point. I"ll fix that in the next commit.
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I commented out parts of the language that I wanted to change in case there were disagreements (easier to revert back to the original that way). If everything looks good, I'll go back and delete the parts I commented out.