Op 22-2-2020 om 22:28 schreef Andrea Pescetti:
Dick Groskamp wrote:
Started hunting the superfluous whitespace in the code pages

This is great, but can you please consolidate the numerous PRs into one (or one per day)? We had only 32 PRs on Github so far and you added 40 more, which makes the review process more complex.

If you can create a new branch including all your PRs (and ideally removing the end-of-file newline differences) this would be much more convenient. All redundant PRs will be automatically closed once the "big one" is merged, so no need to modify them.

Of course, keeping all individual commits is absolutely fine. I'm just asking to have all of them in one PR; either git merge or git cherry-pick will work well for this.

Regards,
  Andrea.

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Andrea,

thanks for the feedback.

However, I'm not that a technician with GitHub and I don't have write access.

I've looked into the Help of GitHub to learn about merging PR's, but learned that you should have write access, which I haven't.

When I make a PR I'don't have an option to merge it with older/newer ones (I think, at least I don't see it anywhere)


Regarding " and ideally removing the end-of-file newline differences"  I'm not sure what you mean by that.

I haven't touched the end of the files, most changes are in the beginning of files.

I did notice a red mark in some files at the end though, but don't know what they mean

Can you tell me how to  fix it ?

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