Flat background instead of gradient

[bia]

As decided in last week's design sync.
@fbarl was there another reason why the overlay-wrapper would need a background colour? I remember talking about it...

[fbarl]

Good stuff!

Please just remove the first commit Merge branch 'master' into background-colors before merging (we normally do git fetch && git rebase origin/master in the working branch when we want to pull the latest changes from master) and check out my comment about overlay wrapper transparency.

[bia]

Thanks for the comments! The overlay background colour makes sense and I reverted the transparent colour change.

How do I remove Merge branch 'master' into background-colors?
Roli suggested that I make a one-time git config --global pull.rebase true for the future.

[fbarl]

How do I remove Merge branch 'master' into background-colors?
Roli suggested that I make a one-time git config --global pull.rebase true for the future.

I'm not sure how @rndstr's command works, but git rebase is definitely your friend here and by running it in interactive mode you can manipulate (and delete) individual commits from your PR (e.g. try git rebase -i HEAD~3 in this branch).

If you don't manage to fix your git tree for this PR, maybe you could just reset your branch at master and apply that one line change in a new clean commit (normally I wouldn't recommend that but this PR is really just a one-liner).

Hope that helps! :)

[bia]

Thanks @fbarl ! That's fixed now.

[rndstr]

I'm not sure how @rndstr's command works

That appends --rebase to any git pull automatically so it doesn't merge in remote commits.