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Added a couple more notes and modifications & modified the tests to accommodate them #49
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Thanks again @jenweber for directing me to the node logs , bit of a Travis CI rookie myself unfortunately 😞 |
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Hey this is very nice, thanks @AhmedRedaAmin!
One Q I commented above, and could you use lowercase for the inconsiderate patterns? The tooling matches case-insensitive, so there’s no need to use the casing here!
Let me know if you have any questions, and thanks for working on this!! 👍
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- slim | |||
inconsiderate: | |||
- anorexic | |||
- bony | |||
- skinny |
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Hmm, what was the reason to add skinny here?
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well , good question , the thing is , skinny comes from a description that someone is "skin on bones" which is used to reference people in late stages of starvation , though of course recently it has been normalized in day to day English as a casual word , however, if we are to level this description at someone who actually has anorexia for example , I thought it sounded inconsiderate in that context , or you know , I could just be overthinking this :'D.
But yeah , here is how my thought process went for both "bony" and "skinny" .
Anyways , I'll be removing skinny now .
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Also concerning the upper case in race.yml
, I just capitalized the races ,regions , nationalities and whatnot , I wasn't aware the tooling puts everything to lower case(or uppercase) before matching , so I 'll be on it 👍
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Finally , it's my pleasure , mate ! 👍
okay @wooorm , check it out and tell me what you think ! |
hey @wooorm , looks like there is a duplicate entry in the main file , it is the one causing my current merge problem
Guessing from the last merge with @agans |
@AhmedRedaAmin Hmm, do you see such a resolve conflicts button somewhere in the GH interface? That should be able to resolve your issue! |
@wooorm , honestly , I thought only you had write privileges to the main repo and so I can't change it personally , however , I just noticed that I can resolve conflicts freely by altering the main repo version (not just my version) and all will be updated in the pull request . (i.e I thought the pull request had only the ability to change my fork and not the main repo ) |
@wooorm could you please merge this mate ? |
thanks @AhmedRedaAmin! We appreciate it! |
Closes retextjsGH-49. Reviewed-by: Titus Wormer <[email protected]>
In response to get-alex/alex#219