Closed tristanrobert closed 1 year ago
I'd rebase the commit for a cleaner history. You also have a few changes that you revert. Right now it's hard to review.
I agree with you. But I wonder from which commit I could rebase? Because https://github.com/theforeman/foreman_fog_proxmox/pull/238 have been merged before this PR. If I rebase on this commit 200022a626b02fd4f4b53ac18423f501586af464 or this one 9c072e866f8edcff317be526edc9bbfef5d3b847 I still have conflicts. And I would have to add your suggestion commits too.
What I'd do is actually "start over" with your commit. If you use git reset master
you'll keep all your file changes but "delete" the commit. Then use git add -p
to only add the changes you want and git commit
that. Then force push your branch.
What I'd do is actually "start over" with your commit. If you use
git reset master
you'll keep all your file changes but "delete" the commit. Then usegit add -p
to only add the changes you want andgit commit
that. Then force push your branch.
Thank you for your help. I will try this way with a clean commit.
Fixes #207