Dont forget to use git rebase instead of git pull =) - Henry
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 1:53 PM, Bill Farner <wfar...@apache.org> wrote: > First and foremost, please don't take committing on master lightly. Every > time you commit and push to master, i encourage you to triple-check your > commit message, and run the build one last time. Remember, *once you've > pushed to master, it's there forever*. > > Unfortunately we have some manual lint steps, which will hopefully be > automated in the near future: > > - Wrap your commit message at 100 cols. > > - Remove any redundancy in the commit message (e.g. rbt pulls the summary > and description, which often overlap) > > - Keep the commit message at a sane length. The "Testing Done" section is > rarely interesting, and should not include lengthy terminal output. > > > Thanks! > > -=Bill
