latest 16 messages by blood|wrk
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[2016-04-05T18:44:02Z]
blood|wrk
how else would it know where to look?
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[2016-04-05T18:43:39Z]
blood|wrk
sure but it's a commit from the repo set in .gitmodules is it not?
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[2016-04-05T18:39:33Z]
blood|wrk
ok thats what i meant
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[2016-04-05T18:39:16Z]
blood|wrk
so Travis can test?
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[2016-04-05T18:39:11Z]
blood|wrk
so is the correct way to handle it to have the person submitting PR to remove it before we merge?
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[2016-04-05T18:38:51Z]
blood|wrk
oh right, because it points to their branch
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[2016-04-05T18:37:42Z]
blood|wrk
and not say there are compile issues
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[2016-04-05T18:37:33Z]
blood|wrk
i will merge but i want travis to report OK
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[2016-04-05T18:36:44Z]
blood|wrk
2 total PR's for 2 submodules
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[2016-04-05T18:36:30Z]
blood|wrk
since the submodule change is required for their PR to compile
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[2016-04-05T18:36:16Z]
blood|wrk
ok now we use Travis, how do we make it still compile?
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[2016-04-05T18:35:20Z]
blood|wrk
so if someone submits a PR, it wont show that file
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[2016-04-05T18:35:08Z]
blood|wrk
Seveas: i just want to ignore it showing up in diff as the .gitmodules will never change on our side
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[2016-04-05T18:22:03Z]
blood|wrk
how do I prevent PR from showing .gitmodules changes? Isn't there a way to ignore this from being tracked?
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[2015-08-21T17:56:13Z]
blood|wrk
nm fixed
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[2015-08-21T17:49:44Z]
blood|wrk
im trying to force push an older commit to my remote branch. When i attempt to do it, it says "Everything-up-to-date"