Ok I'm sorry I'll leave this here anyway but those first two commits are from a different pull request(#3454). I don't know why the commits from that one are here as well, I made different branches for both. Help would be appreciated. (The failed tests are from those 2 commits, that's a different problem on that other pull request)

Hello @Rolv-Apneseth,

I'm thinking they both ended up counting as commits because you pushed commits from (#3454) earlier, regardless of what branch you are on currently. To get rid of the old branch changes, you have to delete them locally and remotely I believe, or stash them in case you would want to come back to it.

Essentially you want to remove your Git changes.

Anyway, after this, the old branch commits wouldn't be part of your commits I'm thinking.

Please run black . and isort for your code. https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

I think you can enable the github actions in your setting of the fork too.

You may open a new branch for those changes, and file a new PR. When you've done, you can close this PR.

@popyea I did open a new branch for these changes just I don't know very well how branches work. I will try to file a new pr. @kadhirash thank you I will try that