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if not, then yeah just nuke it with: git reset --hard rtomayko/master
don't think so. I messed around with sinatra.rb a little, but those changes I think need to get reapplied in the context of your branch
ahh, I was wondering how you nuke it to a particular branch, heh
neat. that worked at least
yeah. super useful. I have a bash alias:
alias mirror='git reset --hard'
I knew about git reset --hard HEAD, but I hadn't experimented that much
yeah, the hoboken changes are going to wreak havoc for a little while.
heh, hoboken means I have to relearn the main sinatra file again :P
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rtomayko, sr's name is "Simon Rozet" I think (z, not s)
Jan 07 02:12
also, I suppose those whitespaces at the end of your description are on purpose? :)
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I didn't think anyone would get that
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with the hoboken branch, how do I set the header within a get block? header 'Content->Type' => .... is resulting in an undefined method header error
never mind, it's in the helpful CHANGES file :)