Having a great morning apparently. I rebased the changes from @laghoule in #175 to get them merged in and then used the wrong push command (git push -f git@github.com:laghoule/container-linux-update-operator master instead of git push -f git@github.com:laghoule/container-linux-update-operator laghoule:master) and it just pushed my master branch up instead of the branch with the rebased commits.
Of course, when that happened, github automatically closed the pr, and then I couldn't fix it because I only had permission to push to @laghoule's master because they had an open pr. These changes should still give them credit where credit is due as the author of the commits. Sorry about that, all!
Having a great morning apparently. I rebased the changes from @laghoule in #175 to get them merged in and then used the wrong push command (
git push -f git@github.com:laghoule/container-linux-update-operator masterinstead ofgit push -f git@github.com:laghoule/container-linux-update-operator laghoule:master) and it just pushed my master branch up instead of the branch with the rebased commits.Of course, when that happened, github automatically closed the pr, and then I couldn't fix it because I only had permission to push to @laghoule's master because they had an open pr. These changes should still give them credit where credit is due as the author of the commits. Sorry about that, all!