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replace "and" with "&&" editor-controller #11502
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Removed 'and', replaced the logic with double ampersand This PR closes publiclab#11502
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is it stil open? would like to try this! |
Hi @cesswairimu I noticed this has been assigned to someone. If the person isn't willing to take it up, I would like to attempt it |
Hi all, it seems AlphaRomeoMike already created a PR #11507 for this, the tests are failing maybe any of you would like to help them on the pull request? thanks all |
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HI @TildaDares I WOLUD LOVE TO WORK ON THIS ISSUE |
let me try to fix this and see how it can be. |
Hi @cesswairimu, I would like to contribute with the specs on this issue's PR |
Hi @cesswairimu @TildaDares, I have made my first contribution and would love to help out on this. |
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Hi @cesswairimu @TildaDares, I've finished my first contribution and please have a look at it. Thanks. |
* Update editor_controller.rb Removed 'and', replaced the logic with double ampersand This PR closes #11502 * Update app/controllers/editor_controller.rb Co-authored-by: Tilda Udufo <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Tilda Udufo <[email protected]>
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