Closed mahdi00021 closed 1 year ago
Refer to the review I made in #202 . Most of what I wrote there is still an issue here.
I'll make a new review just to make it easier... hold on...
I'm fairly sure you've done something wrong in the rebasing somewhere.
Because a successful rebase does not add changes/stuff that already exists in the upstream master branch.
I'm fairly sure you've done something wrong in the rebasing somewhere.
Because a successful rebase does not add changes/stuff that already exists in the upstream master branch.
What should I do now to fix it?
The easiest way if you don't know how to work with git is pretty simple; start over:
Create a new fork from the upstream repo, then a new branch, then copy only the changes required and make a new PR.
The easiest way if you don't know how to work with git is pretty simple; start over:
Create a new fork from the upstream repo, then a new branch, then copy only the changes required and make a new PR.
There are so many things messed up that I'm confused, I have to fork from the beginning
please check in new PR