This action will delete this post on this instance and on all federated instances, and it cannot be undone. Are you certain you want to delete this post?
This action will delete this post on this instance and on all federated instances, and it cannot be undone. Are you certain you want to delete this post?
This action will block this actor and hide all of their past and future posts. Are you certain you want to block this actor?
This action will block this object. Are you certain you want to block this object?
Are you sure you want to delete the OAuth client [Client Name]? This action cannot be undone and will revoke all access tokens for this client.
Are you sure you want to revoke the OAuth token [Token ID]? This action cannot be undone and will immediately revoke access for this token.

I have a workflow where I “move” (cherry pick) commits from an R&D branch to the main branch and then rebase the original branch on top of main. Today I learned that this works even if the moved commits are still present on the original branch. Git detects their presence in the history and doesn’t try to add them a second time, which is what I was afraid would happen!