Fixed irregular indentation #8
sdicke/timecheck:testing into testing @ -16,2 +13,2 @@
echo "You don't have enough permissions to perform this script. Please retry as root. Script execution aborted."
exit 1
INSTALL_USER=$(whoami)
if [ ! "$INSTALL_USER" = "root" ]
Why would you intend the if and the following more?
May be because @sdicke is using a auto formatter and the first if is missing a fi which is not needed for execution because of the exit, but it's needed for the auto formatter
There is an if in line 18?!
And of course it is needed. You must close the if part when it is done..
In my oppinion it does not make sense to intend this if block one step more..
Oh yes now I get it.... so yes @sdicke I would suggest to not indent the if block with two tabs...
This indentation was a mistake.
Isn't this a duplicate of !7?
Isn't this a duplicate of !7?
The pull request is (I guess identical) for both branches.
So onetimes for master and a second time with (allmost) the same changes for testing.
Isn't this a duplicate of !7?
The pull request is (I guess identical) for both branches.
So onetimes for master and a second time with (allmost) the same changes for testing.
Wow thats not how it should work.... maybe just keep the one for testing and later merge tesing into master?
As I said earlyer, I did not see any recent changes in the first 40 lines, so why shall I merge this?
Wow thats not how it should work.... maybe just keep the one for testing and later merge tesing into master?
As I pushed the commit the master branch had more commits than the testing branch so I was unsure which branch to select.
Wow thats not how it should work.... maybe just keep the one for testing and later merge tesing into master?
As I pushed the commit the master branch had more commits than the testing branch so I was unsure which branch to select.
I would suggest to just do a PR to the testing branch and later we will also merge it into master...
No due date set.
No dependencies set.
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?