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Changed should to must in exception messages #17710
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LGTM.
Thanks for the fix, @ndeevy.
Could you rebase it to the latest master, please, to resolve the conflict?
It seems two unrelated commits leaked to this PR. Could you remove them from it? I usually use the following approach when rebasing: # update local copies of remote repositories
git fetch --all
# rebase to the latest version of the master branch (upstream points to the hazelcast/hazelcast repository in my case)
# during the interactive (-i) rebase you can remove the 2 unrelated commits
git rebase -i upstream/master
## if there is a conflict which needs manual resolution, I use the following:
# git mergetool
# git rebase --continue |
Hi @kwart , yes, not sure how that happened sorry. I'll try to fix it. |
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Hi @kwart The PR just has my one original commit now. Thanks for your help. |
It's better now. I'm sorry to say it, but it has again a conflict in |
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Thanks @kwart :-] conflict should be gone now. |
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LGTM 👍
Congratulations, @ndeevy, the PR is merged. Thank you for your contribution! |
Resolves #11723
Replaced the word 'should' with (in most cases) 'must' in exception messages. This is to improve user focus and to indicate obligation rather than advice.