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Rubocop - Use string interpolation (notes_controller)
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Reserved for @Narayan1670 for 24 hours! |
hi @TildaDares , I would Like to claim this issue. |
Hi @Narayan1670, please go ahead! |
Done, @TildaDares please check. |
Hi, can I get it if this gets re-assigned? Thanks. |
Hi @Narayan1670, do you need any help with this? Please feel free to ask. |
Hello there, I deeply sorry I missed this email and my FTO period of 24hr
has expired, can you tag me for any other issue once again .
Thanks
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hi @TildaDares Please can i work on this? |
Hi @Dapper50, contributors are only allowed to work on one |
Hi @TildaDares is this issue still open for first timers? |
Hi @Ibom99, someone is already working on this. I’ll let you know if that changes. Thank you! |
Hi @TildaDares, I'm trying to create a first time issue for others to work on, how to i add the code snippet just the way you did, it should also have the red and green lines too |
@RealRichi3 Hello, make use of the FTO template here |
Thanks @7malikk, already found a way tho |
Reserved for @IdayatSanni for 24 hours! |
@TildaDares is there anything I could work on? |
Hello @TildaDares Yes I will work on it. thank you |
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