Closed philsteinberg closed 1 year ago
How do I remove the commits prior to Nov 15th? I branched off of main to create this branch, but I still have this trail of 5 changes because my local branch contains changes not on main. (I cannot push those because I cannot push to main.)
Hmmm I think you can try to reverse your latest 2 commits on this local branch (copy out the changes somewhere), then you go to your local main branch and reverse the 5 commits, then you can add these 2 commits again to this branch
Alternatively, you can copy out the changes from these 2 commits, delete your local repo folder, clone it again, and commit again
But I don't think that's necessary. Your files changed look fine right now (with only updates to the CHANGELOG and README). Let me look through it and I think we are good to merge after the review. Don't worry about the commit history!
Description
Changed the README to contain the correct sSNV-caller and sCNA caller output and output directories. Updated details such as on node choices, modes, and completion of pipeline runs.
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branch protection rule following the github standards before opening this pull request.CHANGELOG.md
under the next release version or unreleased, and updated the date.