This is the code you need to align images to the left:
| function map(transformFn) { | |
| const inputObservable = this | |
| const outputObservable = createObservable(function subscribe(outputObserver) { | |
| inputObservable.subscribe({ | |
| next: function nextCallback(data) { | |
| outputObserver.next(transformFn(data)) | |
| }, | |
| error: (err) => outputObserver.error(err), | |
| complete: () => outputObserver.complete() |
| # Example flow, working on feature X, current branch is master | |
| # This is not the only way to do it. The most important thing is that you want to keep linear history on the master branch. | |
| # Create a local topic branch for all work | |
| git checkout -b /topic/{username}/feature-x | |
| # Make changes, test, then commit changes to topic branch | |
| git commit | |
| # Make sure master is at latest |
| Existen dos maneras de borrar ese commit: | |
| * Eliminando junto al commit las modificaciones que este contiene | |
| git reset --hard HEAD~1 | |
| * Recuperándolas en el área de trabajo para seguir trabajando en ellas | |
| git reset HEAD~1 | |
| Create a new branch | |
| git checkout -b [name_of_your_new_branch] |
| Your 7826b2 patch will still cause a conflict when it's applied after pulling, but you can do the following: | |
| git reset --soft HEAD^ | |
| git stash | |
| git pull | |
| git stash pop # Will cause a conflict | |
| git commit # Re-commit 7826b2 |
| Atom sync |