Closed koresar closed 8 years ago
And my code breaks many unit tests. Diggin in. Sorry. Again.
Hey, big thanks for the help again! I'll review this as soon as I can. :-)
Btw, you can use Git's amend feature to combine commits that should be a single unit. That helps get rid of those "Fix of fix of fix of last commit" style commits. :-)
Hi. I'm aware of 'amend', but quite lazy to start the git shell. Will do next time. :-)
BTW, I didn't put any tests on the new code, just made sure old don't fail. Frankly speaking I spent some time thinking of where and how to embed new tests, but couldn't find the way fast. Sorry about that. On Jan 10, 2014 8:18 PM, "Andri Möll" notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey, big thanks for the help again! I'll review this as soon as I can. :-)
Btw, you can use Git's amend feature to combine commits that should be a single unit. That helps get rid of those "Fix of fix of fix of last commit" style commits. :-)
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I'll be refactoring those tests soon to be more like contract tests. The current integration style doesn't scale very well — too repetitive occasionally.
Which Git GUI are you using?
GitExtensions, Sourcetree, Github for Windows, and sometimes git shell. Depends on project and needs. Why? On Jan 10, 2014 8:26 PM, "Andri Möll" notifications@github.com wrote:
Which Git GUI are you using?
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Just curious. I'm on Tower and Sourcetree (besides CLI) here.
Two years later this looks like not needed any more. Closing.
In my dev environment the console output looks just perfect. See below.