SupSuper!
I want to ask you a few questions about Github. (actually anyone can answer, if knows the answers
)
Currently, i have forked the original OpenXcom just to be able to send in Pull-requests.
I've made my changes, and done a Pull-request.
Since i have forked you have made a commit to the original, but you still not responded to the Pull-request.
Now, i have pulled your new commit (UFOpaedia-related) and pushed it to my github-forked-repo.
But now i see it added my "merge" to my Pull-request as a new commit.
I don't want to add this "merge" to my Pull-request (because i don't want to re-add your commit), and i cannot remove it from there.
How can i remove it from there? Or it is not a problem if its there?
Next question.
What happens, if i modify a file, commit it, and i do a Pull-request on it, and before it is responded by you, the original file (which i've modified) changes with a new commit in the original?
If you accept my Pull-request then the changes not made by me will get lost?