Update README.md #379
Update README.md #379
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WalkthroughThe README documentation was updated to clarify the usage of the Changes
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| 1. Explore the repo and the history so you know when the documentation file was added. | |||
| 2. Fix `README.md` file and add it. | |||
| 3. Add your commit by using `git commit --fixup=<commit id to be fixed>`. | |||
| 3. Add your commit by using `git commit --fixup=<commit id to be fixed>`or use just git commit --fixup= commit id. | |||
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Fix invalid --fixup example and formatting
git commit accepts either --fixup=<commit> (no space after =) or --fixup <commit> (space, no =).
The newly-added variant --fixup= commit id is syntactically wrong and will throw “option requires an argument”.
It also lacks back-ticks and a space after the closing back-tick of the first example.
-3. Add your commit by using `git commit --fixup=<commit id to be fixed>`or use just git commit --fixup= commit id.
+3. Add your commit by using `git commit --fixup=<commit-id-to-be-fixed>` or `git commit --fixup <commit-id-to-be-fixed>`.📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| 3. Add your commit by using `git commit --fixup=<commit id to be fixed>`or use just git commit --fixup= commit id. | |
| 3. Add your commit by using `git commit --fixup=<commit-id-to-be-fixed>` or `git commit --fixup <commit-id-to-be-fixed>`. |
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In rebase-interactive-autosquash/README.md at line 19, fix the example usage of
git commit --fixup by removing the space after the equals sign in
--fixup=<commit id> and add a correct alternative with a space but no equals
sign as --fixup <commit id>. Also, add missing back-ticks around the commands
and ensure there is a space after the closing back-tick of the first example for
proper formatting.
Small edit that helps avoids shell misinterpretations.
Summary by CodeRabbit
git commit --fixupcommand in the README, including an additional example of specifying the commit ID.