Closed marklnichols closed 6 years ago
Cool. For future note, if your fork is behind the master branch, you either want to merge master in one go, or just delete it and refork if it has no existing changes. Merging each feature with each PR results in a lot of noise in the commit history (not a big deal since I can squash it - but it means squashing your commit messages as well).
Ok, got it - I'm still stumbling around the fork workflow a bit. I just found an article with some non-obvious steps that sound like what I should be doing.
Sorry, didn't mean to send a PR yet, still a remaining bug