Closed jonnor closed 7 years ago
Thanks for including the changes.
In the future will you preserve author information on the commits? This is most easily done by actually doing a git merge, and then fixing any conflicts then. However here it seems I targetted the wrong branch. Then one can do a rebase, which also preserves commit metadata. In the last resort, if re-doing the commit from scratch, one can use git commit --amend --author="Author Name <email@address.com>"
to re-add credits.
Sure. Thanks for note. I normally do squash merge. But will remember about the author name log. The unstable branch is force pushed with commit edited.
Especially for dependencies which are GPL