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fix for issue #51 #53

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@admanb admanb commented Nov 7, 2011

credit to travisperson for the fix

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dobesv commented Nov 14, 2011

It looks like this patch also includes a conversion to jade instead of mustache. Be careful when merging ... just cherry-pick the 4699790 commit!

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admanb commented Nov 14, 2011

Huh. I'm fairly new to github. When I created the pull request I hadn't added the jade conversion. I pushed that in later for my own purposes. Does it always add new commits to any open pull request? Is there any way to avoid that?

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dobesv commented Nov 14, 2011

Hi Adam,

I'm pretty new too. It seems like the pull request is tied to a branch so
future commits to the branch are bundled into the request. If you create a
separate branch for the pull request it should be good.

There might be a way to create a pull request from a specific commit or tag
as well, but I haven't done it before and a quick Google doesn't turn
anything up.

On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 7:38 AM, Adam Bloom <
[email protected]

wrote:

Huh. I'm fairly new to github. When I created the pull request I hadn't
added the jade conversion. I pushed that in later for my own purposes. Does
it always add new commits to any open pull request? Is there any way to
avoid that?


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