Closed ErnieAtLYD closed 8 years ago
Do you know why this was closed?
On Tue, May 24, 2016 at 2:47 PM, Ernie Hsiung notifications@github.com wrote:
Closed #354 https://github.com/codeforamerica/balance/pull/354.
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@yamilethmedina: it's because the pull request needed to first fetch the newest commits from Code for America and get merged into your code base before you send a PR - thats why it has a lot of commits from CFA staff.
I can help you work through this if you'd like; there'd probably be a lot of conflicts where you would know best which code bases we would need to use.
Does that make sense?
Oh yeah; i've experienced something similar at work with commits from various branches. I'd really appreciate any help you could offer, though i'll pull first and work through any merge conflicts the best I can.
On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 3:55 PM, Ernie Hsiung notifications@github.com wrote:
@yamilethmedina https://github.com/yamilethmedina: it's because the pull request needed to first fetch the newest commits from Code for America and get merged into your code base before you send a PR - thats why it has a lot of commits from CFA staff.
I can help you work through this if you'd like; there'd probably be a lot of conflicts where you would know best which code bases we would need to use.
Does that make sense?
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Hi! @yamilethmedina — You may be able to do this by (1) pulling down master, (2) checking out your branch, and (3) rebasing against master git rebase master
. I am not sure how you did the commits previously, but that's the approach I take for feature branches.
Lead developer from Code for Miami to iterate on the branch to add Florida was Yamileth Medina (@yamilethmedina). Per her instructions: