Daniel Savi:
>> When checking the branch with "git branch", I found that I was on a
>> detached head now.
André Hartmann (4 October 2017 09:25)
> That sounds like you didn't work on a local branch, but rather on the
> remote branch. When commiting there, you go into detached head. But
> that's no
Hi Daniel,
thanks for your first contribution.
Reading your message remembers me when I started learning Git and
contributing to Qt (Creator) some years back ...
The others already said very important things, so I'm just concentrating
on one:
> When checking the branch with "git branch",
> On 4 Oct 2017, at 08:55, Daniel Savi wrote:
>
> Hello everybody
Hi and welcome new contributor :)
>
> I've just pushed my first commit to QtGui, trying to follow the contribution
> guidelines posted here http://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Contribution_Guidelines. Now I
> have some questions regarding t
> After pushing my changes, the sanity bot found some typos in my commit
message. Now, how would I proceed? Do I change the commit message? If so,
how would I do that?
IIRC you do your modifications, do a git commit --amend, keep the same code
review ID in the commit message and push the new set o
Hello everybody
I've just pushed my first commit to QtGui, trying to follow the
contribution guidelines posted here
http://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Contribution_Guidelines. Now I have some questions
regarding the process. It seems that I have done it at least partly
wrong ;-)
The codereview to my chan
