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Testing #2136
Similar to how the changes view in SCM can toggle between flat list and tree:
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The current website, does not have any default Favicon. I can add this, if you'll assign this issue to me.
Expected Behaviour
We should prepare Derek for use as an SDK/package so that he can be run on any platform - a Go microservice, AWS Lambda, Heroku etc.
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Love the product so far. Was wondering if there was an action to update the base branch that a pull request is compared to? If not, I think that would be a great feature to add. Something along the lines of:
pull_request_rules:
- name: Change base
conditions:
- "title~=^\\[Release\\].+"
actions:
change_base:
branch: release
Add your blog
Add any blog of yours (preferably technical) to the Blogs directory. Make sure to use most of the markdown features. Here's the link to markdown guide:
https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/
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Any user can add a bounty, even not registered users. But we need to handle null values here for all payments (credit card and Paypal). We should display User not registered
Why
We should handle null values for a given user when they create an order
Level
Beginner
Current behavior
It shows a null value
Expected behavior
It should display User not registered
whenever i push it repeats it. really annoying as i keep getting notifications for nothing.
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hey is this usable with swift? I'd appreciate it if provided with a sample project