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I've made a lot of small changes to projects using the Github editor. If you've come across a project with a small change that you need it's great and easy to j

by orf 8y ago

I've made a lot of small changes to projects using the Github editor. If you've come across a project with a small change that you need it's great and easy to just press edit, change a few lines and commit. Then you let the CI server run the tests. Pretty frictionless. Editing multiple files is a pain though, you'd need one per commit, so this seems to solve that for me.

ezekg 8y ago
I stopped making changes through GitHub's editor after it started marking those commits as modified using the editor. I felt like a n00b and everybody could see it.
- orf 8y ago
  It's not... n00bish(?) to do a change in 5 seconds rather than clone the repo, open your IDE, run the tests, commit and push.
  - ezekg 8y ago
    I was being tongue in cheek. Probably not clear enough. :)