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(WIP) CRM-14382 Updates Danish States/Provinces #8478

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@mpnordland mpnordland commented Jun 1, 2016

In 2007 Denmark changed to having 5 regions instead of 16 counties/cites as their level one divisions. This adds the data to the template. I have not added an incremental change because Lobo's comment in the JIRA issue recommended leaving it alone for current sites. More comment is requested.


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Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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Somehow my CRM-18699 fix ended up in here. That was not intentional, how should I remove it?

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colemanw commented Jun 1, 2016

@mpnordland that happens if you commit your changes to your master branch and then open multiple PRs from it. In this case you can rebase it out and force-push. Use the git rebase -i HEAD~3 command.

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I tried to rebase it, I think I ended up with the changes still included but the commit gone. I've never rebased before. Since I had already pushed those commits I don't think that helped. I've probably made a huge mess of it.

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When you do git rebase -i you get a screen of proposed patches. You can delete a row in that screen & that patch will be dropped.

(you can also re-order patches & 'squash' them by replacing the p(ick) on the left side with s(quash). Either s or squash is accepted.

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NB - I normally do

git pull --rebase upstream master

(assuming you have called the remove 'upstream' - it might be origin)

before I do a rebase -i

and I normally do a

git fetch -f upstream 

(or origin)

to make sure my local remotes are up to date and then

git rebase -i upstream/master

(or origin)

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test this please

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(even though it's not rebased let's see what Jenkins says)

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@mlutfy here's an i18n / l10n issue

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Micah, as Release Manager this month, I'm trying to recruit people to help pare down the backlog of almost 100 PRs, some going back to last summer. I'm wondering if you would be able to help QA another PR if I got someone to QA this PR?

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@JoeMurray I could do that, what PR should I QA?

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Wonderful, thanks @mpnordland ! What about trying to QA #8476 ?

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In order to remove the patches that do NOT belong in this PR you should do the following (assuming your remote for core is 'origin'

git fetch -f origin
git rebase -i origin/master

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@eileenmcnaughton would the core remote mean this repo or my fork? Using these commands with my fork (origin in my clone) pushing these changes fails because the tip of my branch is behind it's remote counterpart.

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OK - so for me

git remote -v shows:
upstream https://github.com/civicrm/civicrm-core.git (fetch)
upstream https://github.com/civicrm/civicrm-core.git (push)
eileen git@github.com:eileenmcnaughton/civicrm-core.git (fetch)
eileen git@github.com:eileenmcnaughton/civicrm-core.git (push)

And I would normally do

git pull --rebase upstream master
git push -f eileen mybranch

pretty regularly just to 'keep current'

But if I want to change the commits I would do
git fetch -f upstream
(to make sure my local tracking branch is fully up-to-date. The -f makes sure the pointer is moved)
git rebase -i upstream/master

(rebase -i allows you to edit what is in it)

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@mpnordland any progress on this?

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Unfortunately no, getting this finished is pretty low priority until I get the site launched for the client.

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I'm going to close this & let you re-open it when you are ready. The advantage of that is it saves people time checking the status of it & when you re-open it rises up to the top of the list rather than being hidden

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Can one of the admins verify this patch?

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NB when you re-open please set the fix version on the JIRA ticket to the next point release to get visibility

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