Closed shwina closed 9 years ago
P.S. Can't wait till they invent time travel so that I can go back and change all the embarrassing commit messages I've made.
P.S. Can't wait till they invent time travel so that I can go back and change all the embarrassing commit messages I've made.
You can use
$ git checkout fix-string
$ git rebase -i HEAD~3
Git will open your editor. Replace pick
with reword
to change the commit message. You can also replace pick
with squash
to join it with the next commit.
After you close your editor,
$ git push -f origin fix-string
I don't know why you need a379127. If you are going to change your commit messages I would ask to remove this commit.
@r-gaia-cs Thanks, I tried messing about with rebase but I think I made the problem worse :) Not sure what I did to make those previous commits appear there. The files changed looked the same though, is this okay, or is there something I need to fix?
I tried messing about with rebase but I think I made the problem worse :)
No problem. The advantage of Git is that your work is saved. =)
is there something I need to fix?
Yes, we need to fix it. @ashwinsrnth Do you have some time on Thursday or Friday when we can work on this (please email me to avoid spam GitHub)?
This PR fixes the inconsistencies with the way we represent strings in the MATLAB lessons. I changed all strings to use single quotes.