On 27 July 2012 13:36, Sean P. DeNigris <sean at clipperadams.com> wrote:
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> Frank Shearar-3 wrote
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>> That's what happens when I'm too slow to commit! I'm making some other
>> changes as well: saving snapshots as a new image, for starters.
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> One cool thing about git/github is that there's no penalty for committing
> early and often. Proposed changes can even be discussed right in the pull
> request. Ordinarily, I would've created an issue on github, and then a
> branch with the issue name, e.g. issue_14, and committed to the branch to
> keep master clean, but I was lazy ;-) Although you can see in the pull
> request that I missed one hard-coded path and made another commit, which
> appeared in the pull request with the first one.

Sure: github's my bread & butter in my day job. I meant that while I
was doing the WORKSPACE changes I got sidetracked into the
snapshotting thing, and was going to commit THEN, but you beat me to
the punch!

frank

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