Closed sparrowV closed 3 years ago
@diegoceccarelli I updated project via git pull(added this repository as remote) and I guess it also picked up my previous commits, can you just pick up the last commit? With commit id 7bbbdf67b3ff22021ba6160953368314f7721419
hey @sparrowV, thanks for the PR and sorry for the delay. No problem with PR commits - we squash the commits before merging into master (all your commit will become a unique commit).
If you want to fix the commit history a way to do that is:
Don't develop your feature into your local master, use a different branch you can do that by running git checkout -b issue45
Now you have branch issue45
with the content of your master branch (your commits)
Let's do another copy git checkout -b issue45-backup
Go back to master: git checkout master
(Notice I removed the -b
)
Get the latest version of the master: git fetch origin
Let's bring back the master to the original state (the one on github): git reset --hard origin/master
Back to the issue issue45
: git checkout issue45
Let's change also the history of issue45 to match master git reset --hard origin/master
You just want to add your last commit now git cherry-pick 7bbbdf6
This will apply the commit on top of your current branch.
For the PR:
Could you please update the title of the PR and add a description of the change? (atm is issue 45, you can put something like "Replace assembly with shade plugin #45 "
As a result of the change, the jar will have a different name and the way java will run it will be different, you can call it with java -jar $jar
rather than java -cp $jar java.Mainclass
- could you update the scripts and the README also?
changed maven assembly plugin to maven shade plugin