I have located the commits in the code that I made back 'in the day' when the feature set was all working. I don't know #git very well, honestly, so I suppose that this is just a really good time to work on learning the
I'm not the best with git myself... when I follow a "git workflow" with shor lived branches, and rebase often, I tend to have better luck... in general, unless you rebase, squash commits, and push with a --force, it's nearly impossible to lose something you've pushed to a remote repository.
As some of you may know, I've got (what is for me) a rather large project that I'm working on in #javaScript creating a #shell for my #BBS that is #emulating a much older interface.
Re: Poltergeists breaking code while I'm off working on different chunks
By: Khelair to All on Mon May 25 2015 01:08 pm
Kh> As some of you may know, I've got (what is for me) a rather large project
Kh> that I'm working on in #javaScript creating a #shell for my #BBS that is
Kh> #emulating a much older interface.
I saw all your # hashtags in the post and wondered if you were playing with something like that.
Khelair, quick question: Have you somehow incorporated tagging features into your BBS?
I have always thought it would be cool provide Twitter-style @ mentions, whi would generate a notification when the mentioned user next logs in.
I saw all your # hashtags in the post and wondered if you were playing with something like that.
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