+ [2015-03-14T06:36:27Z] milki rebasing always makes me confused in terms of github dynamics
+ [2015-03-14T06:39:23Z] milki maybe it recalculates the merge base o.O
+ [2015-03-14T06:40:42Z] milki which would make sense...
+ [2015-03-14T06:40:44Z] milki maybe im wrong -.-
+ [2015-03-14T08:40:02Z] t4nk076 Hello everyone my name is Pawandeep Singh and I want to contribute to Linguist in Gsoc and I cloned the Linguist code into my local machine but I don't understand what is the use of "" Sample "" folder containing so many languages. Can anyone please tell my why?

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Posted by ser_berry in #github at 2015-03-14T06:32:41Z

I made a new branch, made my new changes, rebased and squashed the previous merge commit, then pushed
+ [2015-03-15T09:54:26Z] flavi0 if i issue pull requests, can upstream decide where to merge them? i.e. if i create a local feature branch based on master, can upstream via the web interface decide wether he wants to merge into master or into an equivalent feature branch?
+ [2015-03-15T11:42:11Z] miczac Hi, just to be sure: when reverting a commit, immediately after that issuing a git reset HEAD~1 the state is as if I never reverted this previous commit?
+ [2015-03-15T11:51:11Z] honestly reverting a commit means creating a commit that does the opposite of that commit
+ [2015-03-15T11:51:49Z] honestly resetting your tree to the commit before that means the revert commit is gone
+ [2015-03-15T12:00:38Z] miczac ok, thanks - so that's how I wanted it. (i.e. testing and forgetting the test). I asked because I can't reproduce the original problem anymore and wanted to be sure that I didn't mess up.