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Adding .yarn folder . #659

Closed RatamaG closed 2 years ago

RatamaG commented 2 years ago

Adding .yarn folder in the structure of a buffalo proyects in getting started doc/directory structure.

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sio4 commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the fix!

However, I think you can start a new branch from the main branch, not from your previous working branch so each PR has only its own commit. This PR also has the commit for #658.

$ git checkout -b branch-for-658
$ EDIT...
$ git add . && git commit -m "658 ..." && git push
$ git checkout -b branch-for-659 main
$ EDIT...
$ git add . && git commit -m "659 ..." && git push

The last argument for the second git checkout command is the start point of the new branch.