remove trailing whitespace from deployment/README.md #171
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Delete branch "kiara/fediversity:rm-trailing-whitespace"
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$(git log --pretty=%s | head -n 1)to remove trailing whitespace from deployment/README.mdlgtm
I'm curious - do we know how it got there in the first place?
@Niols: tl;dr it's on me.
going by the commit list, the first offending commit was the merge of #166, whereas that PR originally showed a green CI.
i believe that one went bad since rebasing on
142af8d0ee, while yours truly turned out too impatient to await CI rerunning after a rebase on what seemed an innocuous PR that had seemed green already./cc @fricklerhandwerk
Ah yes, fair enough. I don't think it's on you, I think it's on branch protection rules not doing their job here; you shouldn't be able to merge a PR where CI isn't green without checking a big “I UNDERSTAND THE RISKS” box.
i did check such a box 🙈
Hehe, nevermind then!
If you're using the dev environment from the flake, it should also prevent you from making such commits in the first place.