1 | initial version |
"Will that be fixed by the person by who is supposed to handle my pull request?"
no, your job. but you'll probably get some suggestions
"do I delete my old fork ?"
no, just fix the problem, and update your fork. the buildbot tests will be run automatically.
you want a separate branch for every problem you're trying to fix, look here
2 | No.2 Revision |
"Will that be fixed by the person by who is supposed to handle my pull request?"
no, your job. but you'll probably get some suggestions
"do I delete my old fork ?"
no, just fix the problem, and update your fork. fork(probably with -f option). the buildbot tests will be run automatically.
you want a separate branch for every problem you're trying to fix, look here
3 | No.3 Revision |
"Will that be fixed by the person by who is supposed to handle my pull request?"
no, your job. but you'll probably get some suggestions
"do I delete my old fork ?"
oh no, just doing so will destry all the history with it.just fix the problem, and update your fork(probably with -f option). the buildbot tests will be run automatically.
you want a separate branch for every problem you're trying to fix, look here
4 | No.4 Revision |
"Will that be fixed by the person by who is supposed to handle my pull request?"
no, your job. but you'll probably get some suggestions
"do I delete my old fork ?"
oh no, doing so will destry destroy all the history with it.just fix the problem, and update your fork(probably with -f option). the buildbot tests will be run automatically.
you want a separate branch for every problem you're trying to fix, look here