Closed abaniuszewicz closed 3 years ago
Actually it was done like this on purpose (see #33). But it is correct that the path is wrong since multi-targeting was added. It should have one more ../
.
I see, seems like this works this way too. Should I apply the same path on other sample project, Markdig.Wpf.SampleApp?
No. The other project shouldn't be changed.
Your last commit did an unexpected merge which is incorrect. Can you go back one commit before and force-push a new commit with only the changes? In general, you shouldn't create new commits (or new pull-requests) but amend the previous one (see https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Rewriting-History).
Thank you very much for the tips! Looks like it worked correctly with combination of git reset
to original commit, adding my changes and git push -f
once again. Seems like history was rewritten correctly.
Also, one more thing that bugs me - should this PR be pushed to master
or develop
branch? My original intention was to push this straight to master
(like Gitflow recommends), but looks like I've branched out of develop
. Should I change target branch to develop
or maybe somehow change my parent branch?
Also, one more thing that bugs me - should this PR be pushed to master or develop branch?
I used develop
from time to time to work on new stuff or test things. But master
is the right one you should target. I forgot to synchronize the two, so I'll do it now.
Fixing path for Markdig-readme.md on Markdig.Wpf.SampleAppCustomized that was causing System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException throw