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FAQ.rst: Add question "What is a bear anyway?" #564

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@sarthakchakerverty sarthakchakerverty commented Jul 6, 2018

This adds a brief description on what a bear is.

Closes #284

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix issues if found.
A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality requirements in various languages

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 A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix issues if found.
-A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality requirements in various languages 
+A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality requirements in various languages
 and these checking routines are named as bears in coala.

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What is a bear anyway?
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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix issues if found.

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix issues if found.
A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality requirements in various languages

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What is a bear anyway?
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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix issues if found.

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix issues if found.
A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality requirements in various languages

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Please fix all the issues raised by gitmate first.

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@MacBox7 Yes I already know that, please let me work and dont do weird reviews.Thanks

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality

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Origin: SpaceConsistencyBear, Section: docs.

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 A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
-issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality 
+issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality
 requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears 
 in coala.

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality
requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears

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Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:

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Origin: SpaceConsistencyBear, Section: docs.

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--- a/tmp/tmp1_92pwes/Help/FAQ.rst
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 A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
 issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality 
-requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears 
+requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears
 in coala.

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality
requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality
requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears
in coala.

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 A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
 issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality
 requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears
-in coala.+in coala.

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A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and fix
issues if found.A group of these routines is used for defining certain quality
requirements in various languages and these checking routines are named as bears

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Origin: LineLengthBear, Section: docs.

A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and
fix issues if found. A group of these routines is used for defining certain
quality requirements in various languages and these checking routines are
named as bears in coala.

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Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:

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Origin: SpaceConsistencyBear, Section: docs.

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--- a/tmp/tmp81a3ugnb/Help/FAQ.rst
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@@ -173,4 +173,4 @@
 A bear is a routine that is used by a coala package to check for lints and
 fix issues if found. A group of these routines is used for defining certain
 quality requirements in various languages and these checking routines are
-named as bears in coala.+named as bears in coala.

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The place where you have put the ques doesn't seem right. There's a mention of bear in the ans to What sort of analysis does coala do? What languages are supported?, how about putting your ques right after that one. Will make a good flow.

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yzgyyang commented Jul 6, 2018

please let me work and dont do weird reviews

If it's a WIP, add and remove tags accordingly so the reviewers don't get confused.

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pareksha commented Jul 6, 2018

You can also write [WIP] at the start of your commit shortlog to indicate the work is in progress and not ready to be reviewed yet.

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@pareksha Thanks for reviewing.Changing its position.

This adds a brief description on what a bear is.

Closes #284
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sarthakchakerverty commented Jul 6, 2018

@jayvdb This issue is all set up for review,please check if any changes are required.

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Why do you need to delete .coafile?

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@yzgyyang i deleted that .coafile because that wasn't a part of the master branch,but was created when I ran coala on my local computer.

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yzgyyang commented Jul 7, 2018

i deleted that .coafile because that wasn't a part of the master branch,but was created when I ran coala on my local computer.

As the diff of this PR is between coala:master and sarthakchakerverty:faq_add_QnA, it appears that you deleted the file in master.

In fact, the file is in master. https://github.com/coala/documentation/blob/master/.coafile

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@yzgyyang Oh,I am sorry,I do admit my mistake.
Can you please suggest me a way out of this isssue?

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yzgyyang commented Jul 7, 2018

Can you please suggest me a way out of this isssue?

Reset your last commit, correct the error, then redo the commit. Check out ohshitgit.com mentioned in the doc if you want to learn more git recovery tips.

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On it.Thanks @yzgyyang

@sarthakchakerverty sarthakchakerverty deleted the faq_add_QnA branch July 7, 2018 05:51
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yzgyyang commented Jul 7, 2018

@sarthakchakerverty You don't have to delete the branch. Just reset your last commit.

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