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Fix typo #1370

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@crunsk crunsk commented May 11, 2020

Changed 'atttached' to 'attached'.

Changed 'atttached' to 'attached'.
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astares commented May 11, 2020

Note this PR is against "dev-1.0" branch instead of "dev-1.6".

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crunsk commented May 11, 2020

Note this PR is against "dev-1.0" branch instead of "dev-1.6".

Should I do this change against the branch "dev-1.6" and then do a pull request?

@guillep guillep changed the base branch from dev-1.0 to dev-1.6 May 11, 2020 19:14
@guillep guillep changed the base branch from dev-1.6 to dev-1.0 May 11, 2020 19:14
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guillep commented May 11, 2020

Should I do this change against the branch "dev-1.6" and then do a pull request?

I've just tried to make the pull request target branch dev-1.6, but it came with lots of noise... I don't think github is smart enough to make this merge...

So, yes, could you do it against 1.6? It could be merged right away.

Thanks BTW!

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crunsk commented May 11, 2020

Ok, here's a link to the new pull request. Hopefully that's ok. :)

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guillep commented May 11, 2020

We can close this one now.

Thanks again!

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