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Connection closed issue #90
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Please make it as a PR and I will make sure it will make sure we roll out the fix soon. Thank you for spending time tracing this problem! |
How do I do that? |
It's fairly simple - clone the repository, apply the changes and open Pull Request. It's not that I don't want to do this myself, it's more that it's your contribution so attribution is important and you leave the footprint :) Here's fairly simple overview of the "process" https://help.github.com/articles/about-pull-requests/ If you have more questions just give me a shout. |
Would be awesome if you could do the same for #89 |
I keep getting (with egit):
I have SSH set up |
Oh, my mistake. I meant "fork" instead of just "clone". You have to have forked repository first and from there you clone to work locally. Then just push to your branch and on GitHub you will be able to create a Pull Request. Thank you very much for spending time on this issues. |
OK, I think got it right. Let me know if I missed any steps |
I've put together a small utility library to help our local code base unit test
our beans and such.
But for some reason when I'm using derby and hibernate, I get these errors:
After a lot of poking around I came up with this fix:
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