Closed lkranis closed 3 years ago
I think that fix is right, but the commit doesn't seem to be in the right branch and it is still failing CI. Did you make the change in your local and then push to your fork (that is the right workflow)
I believe so. When I go to push it to the origin I get "Everything up-to-date", not sure if thats the correct output.
@lkranis maybe a quick call with me or someone else can sort this out. These challenges are common when you start using git. It is complicated (but powerful) and takes some getting used to.
Yes that sounds like a good idea. What time works for you ?
please look at my calendar, pick a 30 min open slot and send a calendar invite....I will accept it.
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replacing this PR with new PR #363
Closing Onboarding take II. I hopefully did it correctly this time.