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avatar Stuartemk
Stuartemk
29 May 2021

Pull Request for Issue # .
Stuartemk#1

Summary of Changes

Prettify the css and js files allows a better reading and understanding of the code so you can develop faster and avoid errors.

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avatar Stuartemk Stuartemk - open - 29 May 2021
avatar Stuartemk Stuartemk - change - 29 May 2021
Status New Pending
avatar joomla-cms-bot joomla-cms-bot - change - 29 May 2021
Category Unit Tests Repository Administration
avatar Stuartemk Stuartemk - change - 29 May 2021
The description was changed
avatar Stuartemk Stuartemk - edited - 29 May 2021
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avatar Stuartemk Stuartemk - edited - 29 May 2021
avatar brianteeman
brianteeman - comment - 29 May 2021

You made this Joomla 4 pull request against the joomla 3 branch

avatar richard67
richard67 - comment - 29 May 2021

@Stuartemk It seems you have selected the wrong target branch (staging instead of 4.0-dev) when making thin PR. I would expect PR authors to check their PR's changes on GitHub and notice such things.

avatar Stuartemk
Stuartemk - comment - 29 May 2021

Thank you for your responses. It is clear that I made a terrible mistake, and that these PRs are totally wrong, so I close them right now. It was only a single file to modify.
Although the error is so obvious, the answers could also be less aggressive, since for that reason there are almost no contributors, not very tolerant answers take away the desire to contribute.

https://github.com/Stuartemk/joomla-cms/pull/1/files

avatar Stuartemk Stuartemk - change - 29 May 2021
Status Pending Closed
Closed_Date 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2021-05-29 22:27:09
Closed_By Stuartemk
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avatar Stuartemk Stuartemk - close - 29 May 2021
avatar richard67
richard67 - comment - 29 May 2021

@Stuartemk Where have you seen anything aggressive?

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