07:07 <jonatack> drmeister: `git rebase` is really worth becoming comfortable with. I use it many times daily to organise commits and make them hygienic.

07:08 <jonatack> drmeister: start with git rebase -i HEAD~N ... where N is the number of commits back from head

07:09 <jonatack> drmeister: often followed by a forced push (git push -f)

07:10 <jonatack> drmeister: in case of problems during a rebase, you can return to prior state with: git rebase --abort

07:12 <ck_> maybe it is not quite the proper time for these instructions when someone says they "don't have the mental bandwidth for [it] right now"?

07:15 <jonatack> ck_: apologies if you think I'm being unhelpful to the point of warranting that comment. My intentions were good and I didn't see that. Condider me silenced.

07:16 <jonatack> ck_: leaving this channel, cheers

07:19 <ck_> ... ok? The question was sincere, 'silencing' was not my intention.

14:47 <drmeister> Hello everyone.

14:48 <drmeister> Don't worry about me - and when I said I didn't have the mental bandwidth to deal with git I meant "I don't have the mental bandwith to deal with git if I do something stupid and create a mess for myself to clean up".

14:48 <drmeister> I'm a really easy going guy.

14:52 <drmeister> That wasn't something to leave a channel over (sigh).

14:54 <drmeister> Anywho - we will make some changes in Clasp's implementation of swank to take advantage of this line/column argument. Thank you very much luis for moving this forward so quickly!