Closed duesee closed 4 years ago
Thank you for the feedback! Makes all sense :-) There is only one problem... I have no idea how to split commits in a PR. Should I close this one first? I will try tomorrow evening.
I usually use git rebase -i
to do an interactive rebase. If you set that to edit
the offending commit, you can then git reset HEAD^
to reset the branch pointer to the previous commit while keeping your changes, so you can make new commits with git commit -p
or similar.
Okay, I think I learned how to squash, rearrange and split commits :-) See #81. I added 3 more commits here which you can review. Otherwise the new branch is identical to this one. Just so you don't have to review anything twice.
I also added an example, so that someone who is unsure wheather to use this library or not can see what it does.