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It allows to take a look at the unfollowers with two connections.json files
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Just some pretty minor changes. Thanks for checking out this repository! If you don't mind me asking, how did you find it?
Changed according to the suggestions.
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Looks good! Last couple of comments. Also, please rebase and squash and then we can get this merged! Thanks so much for adding this.
scripts/python/missing_followers.py
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Let's keep the data types consistent and have found resolve to either True or False
Same with overall
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Can we rename this to something like found_unfollower?
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scripts/python/missing_followers.py
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My mistake. This should be something like found_still_following and the other one should be found_unfollower. Last comment: just rebase and squash your commits down to 1 and then I'll approve! Thanks 😃
So:
found_unfollower -> found_still_following
found_overall -> found_unfollower
Now the names of the variables correspond to the value.
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I will rebase and squash it later this day.... |
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Hey, I've a question: How do I rebase and squash? After I searched the Internet, I found out that it goes through git. As a matter of fact, I never used git to push the changes, so could you please tell me how? (I'm new to contributing to github... ) |
It allows to take a look at the unfollowers with two connections.json files