dmlls / InfiniTime

Firmware for Pinetime smartwatch written in C/C++ and based on FreeRTOS
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Rebase and squash PR to latest develop because of font changes #2

Closed NeroBurner closed 2 years ago

NeroBurner commented 2 years ago

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Pitch us your idea!

rebase the PR and squash the PR down to one commit to get newest fixes

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upstream develop branch fixed a sneaky memory corruption in the chimes options f47b04ffd0ee401381f18cfedd716d492b4c7db8

Furthermore the font files were updated 204ad7ca2a8bf30caee7bc9b7395001c0d720b10 as well making merging current develop branch into infineat-pr branch a hassle (as well as rebasing)

As third, after rebasing this branch can be built with InfiniSim and the PR will be built against InfiniSim thanks to 4c92ed410f89ba398b8762384bae395ff1d344c9

So I suggest rebasing and squashing the infineat-pr down to one commit

NeroBurner commented 2 years ago

ping @dmlls

NeroBurner commented 2 years ago

for example I made some screenshots using InfiniSim (just pressing i) InfiniSim_2022-03-09_203812 InfiniSim_2022-03-09_203821 InfiniSim_2022-03-09_203827 InfiniSim_2022-03-09_203853

dmlls commented 2 years ago

@NeroBurner thanks for your feedback and nice to see the watchface on InfiniSim :)

I'll rebase upstream develop as you suggest. Only thing, by squashing you mean squashing the latest upstream changes into the last commit in infineat-pr (https://github.com/dmlls/InfiniTime/commit/c549953b3855e7661c66abf796f8871321103440 All ready for PR) right?

NeroBurner commented 2 years ago

hmmm I think squashing into the All ready for PR would be hard, as it is the latest commit

just squash all into your first commit and update the commit description to include a description of what the intent of your commit is. It's not important which commit you squash into. The final commit is the thing that is important :)

dmlls commented 2 years ago

Upstream develop rebased 👍🏻

I will keep the infineat-pr updated with the changes happening upstream.