Closed Hecatron closed 8 years ago
I actually meant for you to amend your commits, not apply new ones on top. I know this would cause you some trouble with rebasing but I'd rather have the commits clean in the first place instead of being fixed afterwards.
Okay no probs I'll probably just re-fork the repo and redo the commits, I didn't know you could ammend commits afterwards
Well, you don't actually need to, just amend/rebase/etc and then force push.
yep that's what I'm going to do, I just didn't realise you could rebase an amend commits before now
Added a couple of small changes, not sure if you want to add all of these in but some might be usefull
A better option for logging might be something like common logging https://github.com/net-commons/common-logging but that would require lots of changes to CppSharp, so the above changes just redirect the console to a seperate log file for each module