Closed UltiRequiem closed 3 years ago
Thanks for the update. Can you squash your commits into one to keep clean git history?
It's ok now?
I've added one more comment. After that (and squashing commits again), it should be ok.
Github says there are conflicts (after your previous PR). They need to be resolved in order to perform a merge.
I think you are the one who can solve that.
I also have this button greyed out (disabled). Conflicts can be resolved via command line by the commiter (you). It's common practice for all projects using git. There are conflicts because you created branch before merging your previous PR. You can do that by pulling upstream source from the main repository and rebasing it with your local repository and branch. If you are not comfortable with git, you can even copy source of this file from the master branch and copy it into your local branch and then do commit and squash your changes.
Recreation of #61. All in one commit.