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Updated MagicCarpet submodule #2155

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The commit message is completely misleading. Wat?
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madmaxoft commented May 28, 2015

The commit message is completely misleading. Wat?
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I used the latest commit message from the MagicCarpet repository, but I can change it if you prefer so.
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mathiascode commented May 28, 2015

I used the latest commit message from the MagicCarpet repository, but I can change it if you prefer so.
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Probably an 'updated magiccarpet' would be fine.
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tigerw commented May 28, 2015

Probably an 'updated magiccarpet' would be fine.
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I think "Updated MagicCarpet submodule" is a better commit message, in the context of the entire repo.
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madmaxoft commented May 29, 2015

I think "Updated MagicCarpet submodule" is a better commit message, in the context of the entire repo.

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