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[css-values] cap unit and copyedit #902
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- absolute length units: changed `am`…`cn` to `ax`…`cy` to avoid `am` and `cm` (now `by` though) - anthropometric length units: `tip`, `tap`, `thumb`, `palm`, `foot` - new <angle> units: `arcmin`, `arcsec`, `perm`; changed `pirad` to `pi` - new time units: * classic `min`, `h` * psychological `now`, `mom` * physical (heart) `beat`, (eye) `blink` * technical `jif`
thumb → mark palm → pad foot → sole arcmin → moa arcsec → soa some copyediting Privacy concerns
+ `cap` unit * several smaller corrections and optimizations
You've mixed together at least four different commits here, I think. It makes it much more difficult to plumb history in the future when a commit does so many different things at once. Please submit only the cap unit PR; the other PRs can be done separately and are likely to be merged faster. |
Yeah, I’m still struggling a bit with git, but shouldn’t you be able to fix that with a squash merge? |
No, because we'd still have to separate out the changes: you've mixed up whitespace changes, a new feature, rearranging paragraphs, adding annotations, and a whole bunch of other changes into one PR. These each need to be separate commits. I can split these out manually, but in the future don't do this. I'd rather you emailed me separate patches if you can't figure out git than send a pile of tangled up commits as a PR. |
I'll go ahead and close this; it can't be submitted as written, and while it could be cut down to only one change and then have a squash merge done, that can just as easily be done in a new PR. |
This is the trimmed down version of #848. It just adds
cap
#660, rearranges relative length units, fixes several minor mistakes and adds some line breaks to better manage possible future unit additions.