Issues 28: Cache base method definition in pipeline manager.

[hypercodeplace]

Description and discussion of the task is here: #28

[hypercodeplace]

Hey @ENikS , I notices that you have erased my commit f0f1a10 and now it appears in the repository as your commit b38bce2.
I just want to find out how it happened? I think it's not good to hide contributors of open source repositories.

[ENikS]

I have nothing to do with it, I don't have these powers. You might ask GitHub admins why the repo is unknown. Did you delete your repository or profile?

[hypercodeplace]

why the repo is unknown

This is not a question about unknown repository repository, but about git history.

Did you delete your repository or profile?

I deleted the fork as unnecessary, I have never deleted my profile.

You might ask GitHub admins

@ENikS I think this is not a question of the GitHub administrators, but the fact that you, probably, did a force push or squash merge?

[ENikS]

I did a lot of refactoring lately and planing to do more in near feature. If your changes got squashed, it was not intentional but I am sorry nonetheless.

Generally, I'd like to expand contributors list, not shrink it, so if you feel so inclined, you are welcome to resubmit and I would be more than happy to add these to the history.

[hypercodeplace]

@ENikS Thanks for your answer.

I understand that most likely this happened unintentionally. If you do not mind, I would like to restore the history.

you are welcome to resubmit

Could you please explain what do you mean by "resubmit"?

[ENikS]

Sent another pr. Make sure you target develop branch

[hypercodeplace]

But if all changes are already in master, there will be no any changes in another PR?

[ENikS]

Alexey, I am a bit sick at the moment so... You're smart boy, figure something out ;)

[hypercodeplace]

@ENikS Ok, thank you, Eugene, will do something.
And I wish you a speedy recovery! 💪🤜🦠