[I accidentally replied off-list earlier, see below.]
Sure, you're welcome.
And apologies for being a bit blunt before. It's just that we
historically haven't been the best at avoiding Git accidents, even
though we have Brad's awesome tools at our disposal.
Best,
David
On 1 Jul 2014, at 23:26, Andrew Edwards wrote:
On 7/2/14, 6:14 AM, David Nadlinger wrote:
On 1 Jul 2014, at 23:05, Andrew Edwards wrote:
I have created the 2.066 branch in my fork and am trying to make a
pull request for it. This is not possible because there is
absolutely no difference between the branched code and master. What
is your proposal for accomplishing this?
For creating the branch, you need to push it directly to the
D-Programming-Language repository – at least I don't of any other
way.
However, creating a branch isn't a dangerous thing to do anyway. If I
started to randomly create branches in the shared repository, I'd
probably start to annoy the other devs rather quickly just because of
the mess I'd create and the GitHub notifications triggered by that.
Still, I wouldn't run any risk of directly hampering their work.
It's just directly modifying master that is dangerous, because
everybody depends on it for pull requests and the auto-tester.
Best,
David
Thanks. Just wanted to make sure I'm not causing any issues.
Regards,
Andrew
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