Github seems to consider different lines which to my eye seem identical…
I guess that amongst other things you must have changed whitespaces or something similar because otherwise it considers different waaaaaay too much stuff it should consider identical…
I am used to using comparison/diff tools which don’t consider almost the entire file different…
Like I said, unless you changed whitespace or something similar Github produces insanely big diff files, there’s no way to really make sense of them and I am not that curious to know what changed…
I am surprised that a commit called color tweaks has stirred so much controversy.
Detailed explanation: We use LESS to manage our stylesheets. LESS turns into CSS. LESS allows us to have functions and variables in style sheets. I changed the names of variables and tweaked the base colors. EG “color tweaks”
Sorry, old habit… (we used to use it as main repo for the open source project I work on and we still use it as a secondary repo now…
Thank you!
Make a loooooot more sense now…
Looks like LESS added a lot more whitespace this time (or at least changed it in some way…).
I was curious about what it was (each time I update the FreePBX modules I check the release notes, attached tickets, commits, etc… because I am curious as to what was done and how (it helps me understand how it works)) but I would not have posted about it, I way just trying to help identify what it was about.
I was definitely curious as to the reason seemingly identical files were considered sooooooo different…
Trust me Andrew, I have a much bigger problem on my hands than this , looks like one of the latest updates (I am assuming the packages of the distro) broke my DAHDI (Sangoma A200) stuff… (It does not survive a reboot, I have to issue a “fwconsole restart”).