Closed rbeyer closed 3 years ago
Sorry, I merged these too quickly for you to see it, maybe. When you "Edited this file" you created a PR that was based on my PR. Since my PR now had an approval, I merged it. As soon as I did so, your PR showed that it had been auto-rebased on master, since the PR it was based on got merged. Then I approved it, and then could merge it. All very slick, and the commit history on the repo preserves it.
Ah, that's actually what I was hoping how it worked, but sometimes I'm dreaming up "common-sense" functionality and the devs just scoff at me.. ;)
So, this is weird, I clicked "Edit this file" to add another agenda point. That's how my PR was created. So, is that a PR on a PR or does that function simply copy Ross's PR and makes it look like my PR came up with all the text? That's somehow plagiaritic.. ;)