Managed to create a new driver for onfucus and created a pull request. Then I probably did something wrong with Github commands, because there is now some "Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/master' "" created. No clue what that now means (not enough github experience). Can somebody check if this is messing up things.
I know how you feel, I've had my own share of Github confusions. But typically that commit message that you mention has not been a problem for me. It seems to happen often when you do a "git pull" after you have already made a pull request. I don't think it causes any problems, it just gets in the way.
I would be more concerned about it not passing all the checks like here:
But it looks like you fixed the error in the next commit.
It does currently say there is an error, but if you look at the cause, it is an issue with free type not downloading properly which has nothing to do with your code I expect.
actually there was an error in the code that did not show in my compilations. (I had defined a MoveFocuser, but there seems to be one in the standard driver as well, with different parameters, so I renamed mine and that fixed the error) Took me a while to see what was wrong, because de "details" page always showed me an empty page in FireFox. (Probaly need to fix some cookie settings ...)