Closed Ziqi-Li closed 6 years ago
Sorry for the excessive commits, wondering how to squash them into one.
I use git rebase -i HEAD~k
where k
is the number of commits I want to move back.
Then, it'll pop you down into the rebase editor, where you get the option of picking what options you want for each commit. It should look like this, but if you've done it right, you should have all the commits line by line, like this:
Made some comments to make it easier to review.
We've reached a consensus that this should be a sufficient solution for the divide-by-zero problem.
Related to #9. Here is a notebook regarding @mattwigway 's dataset after implementing this PR.