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youprat
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Can't believe a fellow coder, went and undid the changes I had made in the previous commit! The commit he made is totally unrelated to my changes! Admitted, that he wrote the original code. But, he was not doing a check while adding two columns whether they already existed. That means he'll get an SQL error with the latest version, and has to manually deleted the columns. Again! Why are people so territorial about their code??

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    I feel your pain. That's why I'm a big fan of GitHub pull requests or similar. It encourages the code "owner" to think and comment and not just do what they did to you here.
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    I've seen ppl do that, just because they didn't pull the latest and therefore got annoyed when push denies..

    Well, at least he didn't force push master..
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    @fuckfuckityfuck how about when somebody clones your project, but makes a new repo instead of forking it?
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