Just as a side note, I notice there is some vite stuff in the commits for this PR. If you want to avoid this, you should create new branches from the original remote's main 👍 It will look cleaner and is better practice in general when your intent is to open a PR on the original remote's main.

That's not an issue for this PR because I will squash everything into a single commit so we won't see anything, but keep this in mind.

Just as a side note, I notice there is some vite stuff in the commits for this PR. If you want to avoid this, you should create new branches from the original remote's main 👍 It will look cleaner and is better practice in general when your intent is to open a PR on the original remote's main.

That's not an issue for this PR because I will squash everything into a single commit so we won't see anything, but keep this in mind.

I have tried to do this in PR #294 #295 #296. But when i crate a new branch from main and push commits somehow the vite commits always stick with them in github.