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teldufalsari commented 2024-05-22 15:56:40 +03:00
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lounres commented 2024-06-05 14:51:29 +03:00
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Hi! The PR looks interesting. But firstly, I have organizational issues:

  1. Could you describe what you are doing? I recall what annealing is. But a brief description like "I implemented some thing that does this and that" really clarifies the essence of the PR.
  2. Are you sure that you want to merge it into your dev branch instead of main repo's dev branch?
Hi! The PR looks interesting. But firstly, I have organizational issues: 1. Could you describe what you are doing? I recall what annealing is. But a brief description like "I implemented some thing that does this and that" really clarifies the essence of the PR. 1. Are you sure that you want to merge it into your `dev` branch instead of main repo's `dev` branch?
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