Closed CallumA closed 9 years ago
@CallumA : Thank you very much for this contribution.
I just tested your patch and it works beautifully.
If you could just squash the 4 commits into one and re-push, that would be cool.
Sorry, I'm new to GitHub so I'm not entirely sure how you do that. I think I could probably but it in to two commits since there are two files but I don't know about one.
I'll close this pull request and my branch and recreate it, I think that's the only way I can find to do this.
@CallumA no worries. Git can be a handful in the beginning but not too hard to pick up.
Inb your case, you could have done what is called an interactive rebase: you want to squash the last 4 commits of a branch into a single commit:
git rebase -i HEAD~4
There are many online resource on this subject, for example this atlassian tutorial.
Fixes a bug where the user's serial port may not be the same as hardcoded value, allows the serial port to be set as a variable on project creation and defaults to /dev/cu.usbmodem*