[howdy-beta] Rebase to d3ab993

[ykshek]

1. Rebased to d3ab99382f88f043d15f15c1450ab69433892a1c
2. Removed polkit patch from 3.0.0-2 as that is now merged in Release 3.0.0 boltgolt/howdy#1023,
3. Moved "fix python path" to meson, due to Remove use of Environment Python boltgolt/howdy#904 being merged in Release 3.0.0 boltgolt/howdy#1023

[ykshek]

Only the last two are important, the other commits are just a result of me trying to get things working without actually knowing how things work

[principis]

Only the last two are important, the other commits are just a result of me trying to get things working without actually knowing how things work

When that happens, you should amend commits, or squash them. See Rewriting history.

Please squash to a single commit and make sure the commit message is clear. E.g:

howdy-beta: update to d3ab99382f88f043d15f15c1450ab69433892a1c

[ykshek]

My bad, will edit that out tomorrow ended up fixing it immediately - technically it did pass 00:00 here so I guess that counts

[ykshek]

Oh boy what have I done

[ykshek]

Do you mind if I just close this pull request and use the new one I just created?
I shall learn how to do it

[principis]

Do you mind if I just close this pull request and use the new one I just created?

No, please update this PR.

You can squash the commits by rebasing as in the manual I linked previously. Change the commit message or a commit with git commit --amend.
Make sure it's from the main branch otherwise you can't update this PR. Usually you should create a new branch, commit your changes and make a PR, but let's keep it for now.

[ykshek]

Alright, should be all fixed now!

[principis]

great, thank you!

I noticed you signed your commits previously. The current one isn't. If you want to resign them you can do that as follows:

git commit --amend --no-edit -S
git push --force

Amending a commit with -S won't sign it anymore. There may be some configuration somewhere to do this automatically, but I'm not aware of any.

I want to build and check some things before merging. I'll do that tonight.

[ykshek]

Ah, the previous commit was done on the github website editor, that's why it was automatically signed. I couldn't sign it because I simply don't have a key to sign the commit with. The commit became no longer signed since I amended and forced pushed them.

I think I'll just leave it unsigned :P

[ykshek]

Finally got around to setting up the keys and signing it, apologies for the long wait!

[principis]

No worries, I was just a bit too busy to look into it!

Thanks for your work 🙂