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187186207/iter1 golden repo fixes #38
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LGTM, I think you got everything. I'll make a PR from this branch directly to the Golden Repo. |
Looks good to me as well. It seems to fix everything mentioned in Professor Ball's Initial comments. If anything else is needed, I think we need some notes to document what admins need to do after the PR, especially about the migration. Based on the discussions we had in today's lecture with Michael (Friday, Mar 8), Michael suggested we just document the manual steps to update the email template (since there are only quite a few templates right now), such as the values to fill out for the new We could possibly write something for the
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[Pivotal Tracker Link][tracker]
https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2406982/stories/187186207
What this PR does:
This pull request fixes the iteration 1 pull request initial comments issues. Includes mostly comment deletes and white space fixing and other syntax related things. There was a migration edit and migration delete, which will involve some careful maneuvering with "git pull" when you pull from main.
How should this PR be tested?
Mostly just removed comments and fixed up whitespacing.
Are there any complications to deploying this?
Don't know if it's fully necessary, but just to be safe to not mess up your own local database,
If we merge this branch to main, then follow these steps before running "git pull":
Some edits, see above steps for it.
Checklist:
michael/12345-add-new-feature
Any branch name will do as long as the story ID is there. You can usegit checkout -b [new-branch-name]
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