Closed Mangara closed 6 years ago
I'm not sure how to get rid of them nicely.
You can squash, remove and reorder commits with the help of git rebase -i
. Very useful command to keep in one's kitty.
Not sure it's worth the trouble for this PR though.
GitHub provides the Squash&Merge functionality directly so I have given it a try.
You can squash, remove and reorder commits with the help of
git rebase -i
. Very useful command to keep in one's kitty.
Thanks! That's very useful indeed.
Contains a test for issue #88. Sorry for the extraneous commits, I'm not sure how to get rid of them nicely. Bumping the version of
surefire-junit47
is almost certainly a good idea, though.