Fix when the data is the same as stored

[fredericgboutin-yapla]

From https://github.com/Shardj/zf1-future/commit/9175301058d324bcdcdca0d091b2e6c394273a95

[glensc]

ideally:

1. the changes should be squashed to single commit by contributor
2. as it's contribution by other person, it should be attributed: Co-Authored-By: Original Author <their@email.xx> in git trailer, or git commit --amend "Original Author their@email.xx" and Co-Authored-By the second author who made this commit
3. the original author, the original pull request should be mentioned in pull request body.
4. never create pull requests from your master branch.

but I guess it's ok as well if maintainers just use github squash merge option and fill the Co-Authored-By as git trailer manually in commit message.

[glensc]

@fredericgboutin-yapla you could also remove the two unwanted commits from your master and force push

git reset --hard eb369bf843c3c01385adde1c246daac7eccc2977
git push --force-with-lease

[fredericgboutin-yapla]

I'm grateful for your remarks. TBH this is literally the first time I'm contributing on a project like this. Is there anything I should've read first?

[fredericgboutin-yapla]

I started from scratch using Github Desktop - https://github.com/zf1s/zf1/pull/164

[glensc]

cross-link the PR's as well, saying in new pr body: Replaces <link to the old pr>

also worth to tag the username of original commit there as well: Originally submitted to zf1-future by @githubaccount

[fredericgboutin-yapla]

I'm struggling to find any original pull request or PR 😓

[glensc]

if you click on the commit it's the master (#23)