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Double-space indentation from line 2 - 6 on _flags.html.erb #10962
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Perfect @on2onyekachi!!! |
Reserved for @Dapper50 for 24 hours!! |
Thank you, would it be best to break the rest indentations into different issues or create an issue of a lengthy indentation? |
It’d be better to do everything in one PR so that there are no merge conflicts. |
Yeah true. Okay, should I update this to include the rest indentation? |
Yeah you can update this issue. |
Okay, done. much better |
@TildaDares please assist review |
Can I work on this issue? @TildaDares |
@TildaDares I have made changes, awaiting your review. |
@tushmahe the issue was reserved for me to work on, which I already have and was awaiting a feedback. |
@Dapper50 Okay! I am extremely sorry for interruption! |
@tushmahe it is fine, I would reach out to you if I need help concerning the project or any other task. Please feel free to do same 🤗 |
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@tushmahe it is fine, I would reach out to you if I need help concerning the project or any other task. Please feel free to do same 🤗 |
@Dapper50 Yeah Sure!! |
@on2onyekachi Okay and Thanks for guiding me !! |
is this issue done already? |
You're welcome @tushmahe . While you wait to be assigned an issue. You can go through the project wherever you find an issue or a bug to fix, you can as well create it for yourself and also try to create some for others too. |
Yes. |
ok. Can anyone assign a new issue for me |
This issue is yet open, can i work on this? |
Resolved in #10966 |
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