Hi, I am doing my first pull requests on Github, some things are not very clear to me, sorry if any mess occurs. For instance, it seems that I can't queue separate pull requests to you, so apparently my second request has been merged into this one, and its message is not accurate anymore. (Nor will be this one if you accept or drop the request in between.)

I am a bit of the corner-case paranoid style: what happens if I add a new commit to this pullreq just one second before you click on "accept"? Will the new patch be sneakily added to the book? Or this individual commit we get back home? Aya.

@guibog All changes that are pushed to the same branch will be merged as part of any existing pull request from that branch. In order to separate your changes in to separate pull requests it's standard practice to make a new branch for each pull request. Usually the workflow for unrelated changes is something like:

git clone <your fork>
git checkout -b patch-1 # Creates a new branch called patch-1 based on master
... make changes ...
git commit
git push

git checkout master # Back to master branch
git checkout -b patch-2 # Create another branch ...

@kisielk thanks for the tip.

Thanks!

Great stuff.