Yes, it has been removed, but that change is already on master and shouldn't be part of your commit. To fix the commit (since you should only have changes in the `oneandone` folder) you can do the following in your branch:
``` bash git reset HEAD~1 # Put the changes int he commit back to staging git add oneandone # Just add the changes in the OneAndOne api git checkout -- . # Discard the rest git commit -m "JCLOUDS-1154 oneandone-publicip-api" # Commit the changes git fetch origin # Assuming "origin" is the remote that points to jclouds and not your fork git rebase origin/master # Put your commits on top of the latest master version of jclouds ``` After this you should have the commit in a clean state and on top of the latest version of master. If it looks OK, you can push (you'll have to force it with `-f`) to your branch. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/jclouds/jclouds-labs/pull/310#issuecomment-244015311
