Wil (₩) Moore III wilmoore

Scenario

Work is done within a feature branch created from master. You've incrementally gotten the feature branch working as expected; however, you'd prefer to re-organize your commits so that you can better reason about the changes.

Setup

Let's create a new repository in order to set the stage:

 % mkdir repo
 % cd repo

% git init

Software Engineering :: Programming :: Languages :: GoLang :: [Your First Go Program]

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Go Install Version Error

	module.exports = (grunt) ->

	####################################################
	# diagnostic
	####################################################

	# use if `--time` is present
	require('time-grunt')(grunt) if grunt.option 'time'

	####################################################

	-module(greeter).
	-export([say_hi/1]).

	say_hi({bored}) -> "Sup...";
	say_hi({polite}) -> "Welcome sir.";
	say_hi({friendly}) -> "Hey...".

	% erl
	% c(greeter).
	% greeter:say_hi({polite}).

	less-than-100.rs:1:128: 1:136 error: mismatched types: expected `&fn<no-bounds>(&&<VI5>) -> bool` but found `()` (expected fn but found ())
	} assert_eq!(out, ~[5, 50, 35]);(100));ro; };
	^~~~~~~~
	<std-macros>:89:22: 89:47 error: binary operation == cannot be applied to type `std::iter::Filter<,&<VI5>,std::vec::VecIterator<,<VI5>>>`
	<std-macros>:89 if !((given_val == expected_val) && (expected_val == given_val)) {
	^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	<std-macros>:83:4: 94:5 note: in expansion of assert_eq!
	less-than-100.rs:1:141: 1:171 note: expansion site
	<std-macros>:89:69: 89:78 error: mismatched types: expected `~[<VI9>]` but found `std::iter::Filter<,&<VI5>,std::vec::VecIterator<,<VI5>>>` (expected vector but found struct std::iter::Filter)
	<std-macros>:89 if !((given_val == expected_val) && (expected_va

	try {
	throw { name: 'error', message: 'hello' }
	} catch (e) {
	console.log('caught this:', e.message)
	}

	//=> caught this: hello

	// does anyone like this API
	$.ajax({
	type: "POST",
	url: url,
	data: data,
	success: success,
	dataType: dataType
	});

	<?php

	class WordProblem {

	/**
	* sorry, but this won't work
	*/

	private $BINARY_OPERATORS = [
	'plus' => function($l, $r) { return $l + $r; },