Closed blairmacintyre closed 4 years ago
I misunderstood in #130, I'm following you now -- found more info (or at least the same problem) here; happy that this works! Could you squash this down to one commit? I'll merge it in then. Thank you!
pretend I'm a git noob (not a stretch); how do I squash to a single commit? :)
pretend I'm a git noob (not a stretch); how do I squash to a single commit? :)
I use a shortcut git rebase -i HEAD~$1
where $1 is how many previous commits you'd like to squash -- then squash all commits except the top one (could be any commit really), and modify the final commit message. As is all things git, not sure if this is the correct way, but just the magical incantation I've internalized :smile:
I can't get it to work ... I seem to keep adding empty commits ... I'm just going to close this, it's a mess.
@jsantell I gave up on figuring out my git incompetance and just submitted a new PR #135
This is the code that fixes issue #130