gidden/core — comment on commit f9e3e12b874dc849608e9005e599377ea628b87b
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By gidden:

I've tried to be careful about dividing my commits into useful roll back
chunks. Each commit successfully compiles, runs, and passes tests as per
your request in the readme.

On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 1:42 PM, Robert Carlsen <
reply@reply.github.com
> wrote:

> I am still learning myself, but I would encourage you, me and other
> Pushers to be more selective about the commits we put on the develop
> branch. For instance, I feel that this and the 8 or so following commits
> should have been commited as a single merge commit (no fast forward) into
> the develop branch. It looks as though you might have forgotten to use the
> --no-ff flat when you merged your work branch into develop. I have been
> guilty of this once or twice and would just like to encourage us all to be
> more careful.
>
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