update to allow for replace using timestamps with a test. fixed issue 5797
the release notes need to go in the 0.13 section
(you might need to rebase on master to see it)
if you didn't already 
 just for clarification, I should be able to fetch upstream and rebase then delete any commit I do not want
 yep

git is actually pretty forgiving 

another way to approach this (I know u fixed but just FYI)

you can create another branch off of master then cherry pick the commits that u want to keep 

git branches are cheap so encouraged to use them

( I am not familiar with mercurial but some old svn did not encourage branching)

it's nice to figure it out yourself - future PRs become easier
 Thanks I agree with you on figuring it out. (But a lot of time this stuff
gets really frustrating.)

I broke everything this time by deleting four spaces.   I will have to read
a few tutorials on git to try to get a better grasp of what I am doing wrong

On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 9:23 PM, jreback notifications@github.com wrote:

> yep
> 
> git is actually pretty forgiving
> 
> another way to approach this (I know u fixed but just FYI)
> 
> you can create another branch off of master then cherry pick the commits
> that u want to keep
> 
> git branches are cheap so encouraged to use them
> 
> ( I am not familiar with mercurial but some old svn did not encourage
> branching)
> 
> it's nice to figure it out yourself - future PRs become easier
> 
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