Closed yui-haider closed 8 years ago
Yes of course, I'll create a new pull request.
You can also update pull requests. There's no need to create a new one for every change.
For note, when merging through Github you have the option to "Squash and Merge".
Or the person submitting the PR can squash in-place through normal 'git' without needing to create the PR (just have to git push origin --force
then).
For note, when merging through Github you have the option to "Squash and Merge".
There are a couple of reasons I don't do this:
True true yep. Though I'm one of those where I like history in full with development steps so I never squash, though in this case that might have been done anyway. ^.^
Thanks for the pull request. Could you please squash that into a single commit?