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Now you should be able to hide person entities from the home page.
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Now you should be able to hide person entities from the home page.
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Hey @DigiLive,
I didn't mean to commit directly, I wanted to create a pull request and ask for your review.
I was using GitHub desktop, downloaded the repository, did my changes and accidentally committed to the main branch. Was I supposed to create a new branch in order to make a pull request into main?
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By agreement, developers should contribute their work by means of a flow.
AFAIK, all flow do say, when working on code, you always create a new working branch which can be merged in the main branch later on.
Since this repository is pretty light and it's just the both of use, we can apply the GitHub flow as described at https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/quickstart/github-flow.
In this case, I don't think committing directly to the main branch has caused any problems.
But I strongly recommend to apply above flow.
For working on issues, there's a link for creating a branch:
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Thank you very much ❤️