latest 20 messages by codemercenary

+ [2015-05-18T10:43:00Z] codemercenary Yeah, stream of consciousness is good for you but not really for others.
+ [2015-05-18T10:42:38Z] codemercenary If you looked at the autowiring repo, there are about 5 pull requests in there now that are all for one commit.
+ [2015-05-18T10:42:22Z] codemercenary One pull request + one commit.
+ [2015-05-18T10:41:37Z] codemercenary JyZyXEL - Be forewarned that rewriting history in public is considered "rude". Once you submit your pull request you should not amend commits and force push anything.
+ [2015-05-18T10:40:49Z] codemercenary Github won't let you do what you want to do.
+ [2015-05-18T10:40:45Z] codemercenary daveaway - You're kind of stuck, then. Put them in google drive, or send them a zip.
+ [2015-05-18T10:40:13Z] codemercenary JyZyXEL - Either that or add+amend your existing commit.
+ [2015-05-18T10:40:03Z] codemercenary daveaway - If you want to share a repo with someone else, why not send them a git bundle?
+ [2015-05-18T10:39:30Z] codemercenary JyZyXEL - Did you do a git add?
+ [2015-05-18T10:39:23Z] codemercenary Not really, ultimately if it's public someone can find it on github.
+ [2015-05-18T10:34:50Z] codemercenary What is your remote branch name?
+ [2015-05-18T10:33:57Z] codemercenary Merge with your branch as origin/mybranchname to get your changes back.
+ [2015-05-18T10:33:11Z] codemercenary Didn't you do that already when you pushed?
+ [2015-05-18T10:33:03Z] codemercenary Then "git merge <myforkname>/<mybranchname>"