Closed jogojapan closed 10 months ago
Thanks for opening this @jogojapan and for reporting the issue. It looks like the commit history has gotten somewhat scrambled. I think you should be able to fix that by following these steps in the folder you have the git clone of the repository in:
# add the official repo as a remote
git remote add upstream https://github.com/astropy/ccd-reduction-and-photometry-guide.git
# Get information about the main branch in the official repo
git fetch upstream main
# Make a new branch from the most recent commit on upstream main
git checkout -b fix-355 6abf2e667b437e449475f35aae29732729f0d4b0
# Copy just the commit with your change
git cherry-pick 238e7938d4ff905596ce05a298d1ba0f62ce01d4
Once you have done this, push the new branch to your fork and open a new PR that uses that branch.
I apologize! It didn't look as bad when I submitted it...
I meanwhile had to do some clean-up on some of the branches in my fork. It must have affected the PR. I followed your advice and created a new PR: https://github.com/astropy/ccd-reduction-and-photometry-guide/pull/357
Closing this one as invalid.
As described in the issue.