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Stop spamming please make a PR with all the commits not file by file! |
Another late in the news. That's fine. All you have to do is to read this commit post before posting against the expectations: #12616 (comment) |
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Besides, there are also commits containing multiple changes rather than posting each changes for every commit. Otherwise, it would create conflicts on anyhow. |
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@danielkerr please stop this spam crap from TheCarpenter. Please figure it out, it’s impossible to tolerate this anymore. |
Email notifications are based on personal preferences. You don't like receiving my commit post as notifications while other users are also doing it on this repository? Then, put it on the ignore list! |
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I counted 58 pull requests from TheCartpenter during the past 24 hours, mostly cosmetic changes. So yes, it would have made sense to combine them into a single one. The next release will have an unnecessary long change history. |
Cosmetic changes are only a matter of opinion. The proposed changes are already located elsewhere in the core as I am only filling the rest of the blanks. If you believe these changes will be unnecessary to be announced in the changelog, then it means you do not fully understand the changes that's been already made in the core. |
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Who don't like the 'SPAM'....just change notifcation settings..... |
This creates some inconvenience. |
For what you need Email notification on other project? |
What are you talking about now? |
And what is the problem?.... Just change Github settings so that notifications to be only on github page and not e-mail..... |
Then how do you prevent the clogged GIT history? And how can we selectively prevent notifications coming from TheCartpenter, but not others? |
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@mhcwebdesign I have added a filter in gmail which deletes every message containing sender It's vain to ask him to change his behavior. He does not understand what he is doing. Try to contact github support if Daniel ignores this. But I don't think this will help a lot. |
No disrespect has been shown on the commit, as I am still following Github's regulations as to post suggested code changes. No official regulations dictates that these posts needs to be put into a single commit altogether. Since these arguments seem to be about email notifications, as said on my previous post, email notifications are based on personal preferences. What users decides with their notifications are decisions based on their own. |
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yeah leave him alone. i appreciate the help. i don't include all his commits but he does have some good push requests! i need all the help i can get. i prefer people people helping than complaining. |
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