Closed specious closed 2 years ago
The key is:
I can create a new branch, again from master
:
git checkout master
git checkout -b feature3
git commit
[...]
Then I can open a request to merge specious:feature3
into codeforamerica:master
.
What if I already submitted a pull request from master
? Then I'd be careful to make sure I'm creating a new feature branch from upstream/master
and not my master
.
Here's a great answer on Stack Overflow.
@specious 👍 Thanks, that's very helpful.
@mwichary, could you please review this?
Thanks @specious,, we worked on Click that Hood in June and I have been waiting to see someone else's work that passed inspection because I could not figure out what went wrong.
Pull requests are piling up for this project. Perhaps @mwichary or @ycombinator could review them?
Ping?
I hate to nag anybody, but if someone could make me the maintainer of this project I would love to merge all the pull requests.
Some weeks ago, I sent an email to @mwichary to ask about the current state and future plans for Click that 'hood. He is not involved in this project anymore and asked to directly contact Code for America instead and ask for these things and the missing LICENSE. Unfortunately, they still have not answered my email, so I just tried again via Twitter. I will let you knpw when I get a reply...
I would like to know who the best person to contact is.
Me too. As of now, no one has answered :(
Hey @specious, in the meantime, I got owner permissions and transferred the repository in the namespace of Code for Germany. I already labelled all issues and open PRs and suggest to first merge all things tagged as (list here) – beginning with this one? :) All the things related to refactoring in general, updating dependencies, etc. should be done only after the three open PRs have been processed.
@specious, I added you to the project, so you can revise this PR again and either merge it or request a review!
@fnogatz, I just looked over your recent work on the master branch. Thank you for organizing this effort.
Just give me a minute to take a look at all the branching, so I can merge this correctly.
@specious How do you create a new PR with your previous one still open? I can't seem to push any commits without them being included in the PR I created earlier.