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<?php
function iws_load_lostpassword_url() {
	return site_url('/reset-password');
}
add_filter('lostpassword_url', 'iws_load_lostpassword_url', 10);
?>

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<?php
function iws_load_register_url() {
	return site_url('/register');
}
add_filter('register_url', 'iws_load_register_url', 10);
?>

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<?php

// Shown only one field example, add more fields as needed

/**
* If you have WooCommerce plugin installed then use the following to display fields on the registration form
* If not then check actions/hooks/filters used on your registration page
* To display registration form fields
*/
function iws_extra_register_fields() {

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<?php 
function iws_get_states_from_country() {
	$states = iws_get_woocommerce_states($_GET['country']);
	$response = array();
	$response['fieldType'] = count($states)>0?'select':'text';
	$response['states'] = $states;
	echo json_encode($response);
	wp_die();
}
add_action('wp_ajax_get_states_from_country', 'iws_get_states_from_country');

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Question: Let's say I have a stable project on `master` branch having commit message "A-message", my 2 team members are working on 2 individual features - `useragent` (commit message "B-message") & `base64` (commit message "C-message"). They both have raised 2 different pull requests and I have to take care of both of them, then following solution is helpful.

Challenge is how to set commit history in such manner that over `master` branch, I will have the following sequence.
```
C-message
B-message
A-message
```

Solution: