There are two merge commits on master:
I don't know exactly when they were pushed and if it's something that we need to absolutely fix, but something else already landed on top of those.
/cc @nodejs/tsc @gireeshpunathil
IMO it should be fixed. This wouldn't be the first time we break the 10 min rule.
@nodejs/tsc ... how do we want to handle this? We should likely do a revert of those commits at this point. I would say that it's too late to force push.
Possible ref: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/19471
SGTM, let’s do it asap
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I'm fine with a force push if other @nodejs/tsc are.
+1 on force pushing. Otherwise we have a weird commit history.
+1 on force push
+1
As an aside I've sent a feature request to github about finding a way to block merge commits from landing on branches
+1 as well,
I've force-pushed, removing the relevant commits.
ref: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/19471#issuecomment-379425688
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SGTM, let’s do it asap
Il giorno ven 6 apr 2018 alle 18:37 Anatoli Papirovski <
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