ui of retina is edited (still to be done)and few templates cornea(prathyusha) are added

[8wgf3b]

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[VarunWachaspati]

Great to see a PR. Here are a few pointers from my side =

1. Always break your commits into small functional units. One large commit should at all cost be avoided as it would make it difficult for the maintainer of the repository the intention behind the commit and how it actually accomplishes it
2. Your commit messages should be crystal clear on what they are trying to accomplish and should mention only what it has accomplished. No Work-In-Progress should be cited.
3. All new features should be added on to a newly created branch and PRs would be accepted to the main branch only after complete testing, as it is intended to be a stable release branch. No Work-in-Progress should be committed to main branch.

You could refer my commit history in this repository but even that is not good reference, I would like you to go through some good open source projects to understand the nuances of commits.

Here is a link from Linus Torvalds on how to write good commit messages

Kindly make another PR after you adhere to the above stated

[8wgf3b]

Thank you, Sorry, for the late reply firstly. It was my first time using git and I'm sorry for the inconvenience. I will rework and resend them. Thanks for suggestions. Regards, Rohith Pervala.

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On 07-Jun-2017 1:00 PM, "Varun Wachaspati J" ***@***.***> wrote: Great to see a PR. Here are a few pointers from my side = 1. Always break your commits into small functional units. One large commit should at all cost be avoided as it would make it difficult for the maintainer of the repository the intention behind the commit and how it actually accomplishes it 2. Your commit messages should be crystal clear on what they are trying to accomplish and should mention only what it has accomplished. No Work-In-Progress should be cited. 3. All new features should be added on to a newly created branch and PRs would be accepted to the main branch only after complete testing, as it is intended to be a stable release branch. No Work-in-Progress should be committed to main branch. You could refer my commit history in this repository but even that is not good reference, I would like you to go through some good open source projects to understand the nuances of commits. Here is a link from Linus Torvalds on how to write good commit messages <https://gist.github.com/beauhoyt/3057330> Kindly make another PR after you adhere to the above stated — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#2 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AWMj6mZ643bT-698bE56uY1QVC2UX7Iyks5sBlGpgaJpZM4NyJzH> .