Closed oyeli closed 5 years ago
@oyeli to me it looks good. Could you please just check my previous comment:
I see that there is a merge commit in the list of commit (2fec176) could you please check?
@oyeli to me it looks good. Could you please just check my previous comment:
I see that there is a merge commit in the list of commit (2fec176) could you please check?
I've just updated my fork from your repo using pull request. There is no changes actually. Is there another way how we can do it? If there is such possibility you can squash it.
@oyeli to me it looks good. Could you please just check my previous comment:
I see that there is a merge commit in the list of commit (2fec176) could you please check?
I've just updated my fork from your repo using pull request. There is no changes actually. Is there another way how we can do it? If there is such possibility you can squash it.
Hi @oyeli, I just downloaded your fork and it seems that commit 2fec176 is present both on your master branch and Issue-19 branch, but it's not something I would merge in upstream/master: like you said, this merge commits contains no changes, but it would make the history 'dirty'.
I think that the best way to solve the issue is to rebase your Issue-19 from upstream/master (and then push force on oyeli/Issue-19), I already did it, just for testing, in my fork and you can see the result here
@oyeli to me it looks good. Could you please just check my previous comment:
I see that there is a merge commit in the list of commit (2fec176) could you please check?
I've just updated my fork from your repo using pull request. There is no changes actually. Is there another way how we can do it? If there is such possibility you can squash it.
Hi @oyeli, I just downloaded your fork and it seems that commit 2fec176 is present both on your master branch and Issue-19 branch, but it's not something I would merge in upstream/master: like you said, this merge commits contains no changes, but it would make the history 'dirty'.
I think that the best way to solve the issue is to rebase your Issue-19 from upstream/master (and then push force on oyeli/Issue-19), I already did it, just for testing, in my fork and you can see the result here
Thanks for your suggestion! I've done it. Looking forward to the next version which will include my changes.
@oyeli to me it looks good. Could you please just check my previous comment:
I see that there is a merge commit in the list of commit (2fec176) could you please check?
I've just updated my fork from your repo using pull request. There is no changes actually. Is there another way how we can do it? If there is such possibility you can squash it.
Hi @oyeli, I just downloaded your fork and it seems that commit 2fec176 is present both on your master branch and Issue-19 branch, but it's not something I would merge in upstream/master: like you said, this merge commits contains no changes, but it would make the history 'dirty'. I think that the best way to solve the issue is to rebase your Issue-19 from upstream/master (and then push force on oyeli/Issue-19), I already did it, just for testing, in my fork and you can see the result here
Thanks for your suggestion! I've done it. Looking forward to the next version which will include my changes.
You're welcome :) For merge and new release, we need to wait for @sylvainlaurent
Hello @sylvainlaurent
Any updates here? We are looking forward to seeing it in the next version.
hello @kh0ma , release 1.2.6 includes this PR
I see that there is a merge commit in the list of commit (https://github.com/sylvainlaurent/swagger-validator-maven-plugin/pull/20/commits/2fec17606bca97d346d7e91d6ea13639a53545c3) could you please check?