Closed Roboe closed 7 years ago
Oh no, I thought I had properly updated one single commit when I used git rebase -i HEAD~3
... Ö
Wow... multiple rebase
& git push -f
? Although there's a single commit, GitHub registers all of the revisions referencing this issue, hahaha
PS: Once a commit is modified (e.g. when ammending it, rebasing it or squasing other commits to it), the commit has another hash (3ffe54c != 04a7e8b) and thus, is a completely different commit
As commented in #13:
@StefanBrand
The below article may be of help: https://asmaloney.com/2015/06/code/clustering-markers-on-leaflet-maps/