Closed claricen closed 9 years ago
can you submit a PR without the "update fork" commit? You can revert back to before that commit and update your fork from the command line with git rebase upstream/master
, instead of making a PR in your repo for it.
which commit was that, 1d2a0d1?
removing that one would also be good, but I was referring to 4db340a
Yeah this isn't in a mergeable state. Clare, here's what I want you to try:
git checkout master # Go back to your master
git reset --hard HEAD^ # Remove the one extraneous commit from your master
git fetch upstream # Get new commits from current master
git rebase upstream/master # Rebase your master to match the upstream
git checkout -b policies2 # Make a new branch for your PR
git cherry-pick c5dfa0b # Grab only the commit you want for it
git push origin HEAD # Push the new branch to GitHub
And then make a pull request from the policies2 branch, and we'll talk about cleaning up your commit tree once you're successful :) If you get stuck, please hop on #wics-sys.
thanks! Fatema walked me through it.
Adds policies in nav; puts code of conduct under it