Changed the order of the give prompt #503
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This reverts commit faeb385.
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So why do those old commits keep popping up? |
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Because you haven't rebased your base branch. Usually it'd be clean and exactly 1:1 with the repo here. Kind of irrelevant at the moment, though. They'll get removed when I squash the pull request into a single commit. |
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Does changing the order help? I thought it said No if you hit N, and yes if you hit Y |
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It makes the keyboard default to Yes if you accidentally hit enter while you're typing to someone who is trying to give you something. |
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I changed the order of no and yes in the give prompt because it always gets really confusing when you're typing and you accidently auto-refuse something. LOOC gets involved and it's always really frustrating.