Closed AnglinaBhambra closed 3 years ago
hmmm I wonder why it did "Merge branch 'main' into data-for-given-day" instead of "Merge branch data-for-given-day into 'main'" ?
hmmm I wonder why it did "Merge branch 'main' into data-for-given-day" instead of "Merge branch data-for-given-day into 'main'" ?
Because (and this is not good coding practice), while you were doing changes in your branch, I pushed changes directly to main. So before we merge your branch to main, your branch has to be updated with main's changes
Because (and this is not good coding practice), while you were doing changes in your branch, I pushed changes directly to main. So before we merge your branch to main, your branch has to be updated with main's changes
This is a simple "git pull" - or a git fetch & rebase?
Because (and this is not good coding practice), while you were doing changes in your branch, I pushed changes directly to main. So before we merge your branch to main, your branch has to be updated with main's changes
This is a simple "git pull" - or a git fetch & rebase?
Huh you got me there. I don't know 😅 for sure it's not a simple git pull
okay, I think this is a rebasing thing, but I'm still figuring out how to do that
I found a way in the streamlit docs to set a min and max value to the date input:
closes #8