Thanks, @csacher. This is now merged. A few notes:
In the future, please check the "Allow repository maintainers to make additional changes" box every time you submit a pull request. This will allow me to push additional commits to your pull request branches, such that those changes show up here in a way that's easy for you to review.
I did in fact make additional changes to what you had here, and you can review those changes at 3895c24 and db3b6c3
Please configure your Git user metadata correctly, such that your commits have a first name and a last name, and such that your real email address is used. Since it looks like you're using the web interface to make changes right now, you can configure this in GitHub -> Settings -> Profile -> Name and Settings -> Emails -> uncheck the box titled "Keep my email address private". Once you've done this, your commits will go from looking like this:
Thanks, @csacher. This is now merged. A few notes:
In the future, please check the "Allow repository maintainers to make additional changes" box every time you submit a pull request. This will allow me to push additional commits to your pull request branches, such that those changes show up here in a way that's easy for you to review.
I did in fact make additional changes to what you had here, and you can review those changes at 3895c24 and db3b6c3
Please configure your Git user metadata correctly, such that your commits have a first name and a last name, and such that your real email address is used. Since it looks like you're using the web interface to make changes right now, you can configure this in
GitHub -> Settings -> Profile -> Name
andSettings -> Emails -> uncheck the box titled "Keep my email address private"
. Once you've done this, your commits will go from looking like this:to looking like this:
That's it, thanks again.