Closed Yogeshjindal closed 1 month ago
A quick explanation about removing commits so that you learn for a future too:
Using the Terminal
from Android Studio, run the command:
git rebase -i HEAD~5
The number that goes together with HEAD
is the number of commits you want to work with, but since this PR has 4, 5 is enough
Replace pick
by drop
in those commits you want to discard (remember this is a vim editor, you have to use arrows to move, i
to enter writing mode and Esc
to exit the writing mode)
Exit the writing mode, write :wq
and press Enter
Run the command to push it to GitHub (-f
because otherwise you won't be able to push it since it will detect conflicts):
git push -f
After this, you should have in this PR only the commits we want and I'll be able to review it again 😊
@JuancaG05 Sir,Thanks a lot for sharing this valuable information.
Hi @Yogeshjindal, I see there are more and more commits, but none of them are following conventional commits guidelines as I indicated. Also, there are lots of commits and most of them are not useful. Rebase is not properly done as well, you merged master
into this branch and that's not what's supposed to happen 😅.
Please, refer to this comment https://github.com/owncloud/android/pull/4497#issuecomment-2407332140 where I explain how to remove commits, and leave this PR with just the needed commits written in conventional commits style. Otherwise, I will be forced to close this PR since it doesn't follow the required guidelines 😞.
Added text labels to the bottom nav bar Used default activeStateIndicator which will show which label is selected
Now, all the items in nav bar shows the labels and upon selection the activeIndicator is enabled which shows that which item is selected. Fix#4484