unintended commit to sysvinit
Thorsten Glaser
t.glaser at tarent.de
Wed Jun 16 13:27:46 BST 2021
Hi Tomas,
> In case the commit is OK like it is then I guess it can be left there
it looks to me like it can stay, with two further changes I can do:
• In manpages, do a linebreak after each full stop (i.e. a ‘.’ that
ends a sentence) so the formatter can insert single or double space
depending on the local configuration/preference.
• You left whitespace at the end of the line. I guess web editors are
not very good tools yet.
> otherwise I'm not sure how to proceed - revert the commit? Delete it and
> force-push?
Never force-push. Revert, either each commit individually with a
boring git revert, or in one commit, is the way to go in such things.
bye,
//mirabilos
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