Closed nathanruiz closed 8 months ago
You can create a pull request for a specific branch. If you have fixed it in your personal repo, navigate to the bevy fork and create a PR while having the desired target branch selected.
I was trying to avoid making a PR since the current main branch seems to be a single commit rebased onto bevy's main branch at a point in time.
It would be better for @terrarier2111 to tag this commit directly, so that it won't be lost again in case of another rebase.
Tbh normally i just revert the commit and redo it again as there are a lot of changes going on inside bevy any my change is only a one-liner
@terrarier2111 Can you create that tag on your fork so that the builds will start working again? It doesn't matter what the tag is called, as long as it exists, it should be fine.
We are now using the official latest release of bevy
One of the issues with the build at the moment is that there isn't any branch or tag pointing to the commit
a58b4936d0e1ccd241dca74bceae78a1b6d4f949
on the current bevy fork (https://github.com/terrarier2111/bevy). I've made a branch calledleafish
on my fork (https://github.com/nathanruiz/bevy) that points to that commit so we can easily move it across.@terrarier2111 Would you be able to create that tag/branch?