Standardized punctuation.

[ch33hau]

Punctuation are not standardized, for same purpose, some use single quotation, some use double quotation:

require "yaffle/core_ext"
require 'yaffle/acts_as_yaffle'

[arthurnn]

can you add a [skip ci] to the commit message?
thanks

[pmq20]

What difference in effect does this make?

[ch33hau]

@arthurnn sorry, I'm new to opensource, is this a correct way to amend the commit message?

[ch33hau]

@pmq20 hi, no difference in code, but it might be a little difference when we trying to do searching, or reading...

[pmq20]

I think you should git commit with --amend arg and then git push with the --force arg. Otherwise you won't override the message of the original commit and rather made another one.

[pmq20]

@ch33hau Great spirit and also a great way to start contributing to the community. +1 😄

[ch33hau]

@pmq20 thanks...do I need to remove my second and third commits? I'm finding a way to do it...

[arthurnn]

@ch33hau You should squash all your commits in one, and force push. That commit must have a [skip ci] as part of the message.

more on squashing commits http://gitready.com/advanced/2009/02/10/squashing-commits-with-rebase.html

[ch33hau]

@pmq20 @arthurnn Really thanks a lot! Learnt a lesson here.