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Original [Solarized] Color Scheme created and developed by [Ethan Schoonover][Solarized]<es@ethanschoonover.com>
Original [Solarized] Color Scheme created and developed by [Ethan Schoonover][Solarized]
[Console2] is a replacement for the traditional Windows Console. [Console2] add tabs, easier text editing, background and color configurations as well as other features.
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You'd have to rebase the commit that first put the email in the Readme, then re-add the original readme, but without the email address. That should stop it from showing up in the commit diff, as git would think it was never there in the first place.
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Yeah, I know how all about interactive rebasing and how to remove things from history. In this case, I wasn't interested in rewriting the public history given that the email is already posted elsewhere. I was only aiming to not post it in the README. 😏
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But it's github... and we can just review the commit diff :)
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Naturally. 😉
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You'd have to rebase the commit that first put the email in the Readme, then re-add the original readme, but without the email address. That should stop it from showing up in the commit diff, as git would think it was never there in the first place.
Rewriting git history is always a good learning opportunity!
https://help.github.com/articles/interactive-rebase
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Yeah, I know how all about interactive rebasing and how to remove things from history. In this case, I wasn't interested in rewriting the public history given that the email is already posted elsewhere. I was only aiming to not post it in the
README. 😏