Open macduy opened 10 years ago
this sounds very much like https://github.com/famanson/spring-roll-demo/tree/past_searches to me
Indeed, this is just to track the feature to completion.
@macduy you could have simply created a pull request ;) A pull request = an issue
I'll let @cuctacuctac handle the merge conflicts first
Hai On 2 Jun 2014 10:11, "famanson" notifications@github.com wrote:
@macduy https://github.com/macduy you could have simply created a pull request ;) A pull request = an issue
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I'll merge master into past_searches tonight
Thanks, let me know if you run into roadblocks.
Hai On 2 Jun 2014 12:21, "Nhung Tran" notifications@github.com wrote:
I'll merge master into past_searches tonight
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in a moment of stupidity, i deleted the wrong stuff while resolving conflicts. some kind souls who still have the angular code for pastSearch in your local repo (around line 50 or so on index.html), could you push(?) it onto github please?
@cuctacuctac the nice thing about having a version control system is that you never "lose" anything. Even if you deleted the code, as long as it has been committed, it is always there. I can see the delete here https://github.com/famanson/spring-roll-demo/compare/596d99f254...d2459a700c#diff-eacf331f0ffc35d4b482f1d15a887d3bL66, adding it back in a new commit and everything will be fine.
The simplest thing to do next time this happens is:
branch
button (top left of the project files box), pick your branch (past_searches)For more advanced use, I'd always use the terminal console :-/ but you can stick with the website and the Mac client this way for now
I'm kind of glad that you ran into this situation :) Being able to fix this is a great skill to have.
Hai On 3 Jun 2014 08:09, "famanson" notifications@github.com wrote:
@cuctacuctac https://github.com/cuctacuctac the nice thing about having a version control system is that you never "lose" anything. Even if you deleted the code, as long as it has been committed, it is always there.
The simplest way to do this is:
- Go to the project site https://github.com/famanson/spring-roll-demo
- On the branch button (top left of the project files box), pick your branch (past_searches)
- Then right above it, there is a button showing the number of commits, click there
- You'll see all of the commits so far, click on your last merge (button on the right with the hash number on it)
- Find your delete, put it back in your code and commit/sync it again
For more advanced use, I'd always use the terminal console :-/ but you can stick with the website and the Mac client this way for now
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Food for thought
Implement search history and show it when the user first clicks on the search box.