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Define more version variables, fix style problems #3092

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Define fontawesomefx version variables.

Fix testCompile org.mockito:mockito-core syntax.

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@christophsturm Can you review that?

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utACK

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Nice little cleanup. Could you please rebase to a single, clean commit? Otherwise ACK (tested).

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Nice little cleanup. Could you please rebase to a single, clean commit? Otherwise ACK (tested).
@battleofwizards ,

This PR is a continuation of 3052, created before I found out PR merges must come from topic branches, not master forks. After I made commits for that PR and waited for approval / merge, other commits were made on this file and I chased those, manually merging them to my master fork's build.gradle.

This Son of PR 3052 is also based on changes on that same master fork -- again, chasing others' commits to this file and doing the last bit of tidying up before re-forking and doing all work in topic branches from now on ;-/

I don't know how to rebase / squash commits on my master fork into a single commit. I've never done it, and don't want to make a mess.

Do you think I should close this PR and create a new PR for merging from a topic branch created from a new master fork? Its build.gradle file will have one commit and no diffs from the one you just tested. But if I do need to merge & tidy up others' commits while my new PR is still open, I will be able to squash those commits in the topic branch.

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battleofwizards commented Aug 16, 2019

Do you think I should close this PR and create a new PR for merging from a topic branch created from a new master fork?

Yes, this is the easiest way if you don't want to rebase and force push your master. Also, it would free your master to branch out for another contributions.

As a side note, one safe way to learn rebasing is to create a new branch from the one you intended to clean. You can then experiment freely. Nothing bad will happen to your original branch. Also, you can always copy your project over.

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we could also enable squash merging in the github settings.

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lgtm

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ghubstan commented Aug 16, 2019

Closing this PR, recreating fork, topic branch "tidy-build-file" and replacement PR.

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