Closed RyanWinstead closed 5 years ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "connect". If you have the repo cloned, once you open it in atom, the features of this plugin should be available. What's the "Not on Branch" notification you're referring to? Can you share a screenshot?
I’m sorry I’m just a git noob. It was my fault. What I did was undo all my recent commits which dissconnected it from the branch I was in. Idk how this works but pretty sure it wasn’t git-plus that was the problem. Thanks for fast reply though!
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I'm not sure what you mean by "connect". If you have the repo cloned, once you open it in atom, the features of this plugin should be available. What's the "Not on Branch" notification you're referring to? Can you share a screenshot?
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Gotcha. I'm glad you got it sorted out!
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Did you update the package and you are seeing this message
Failed to load the git-plus package
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from the package's directory and restart atom.[Description of issue here] As soon as I installed the update, I immediately got the Not on Branch notification. Tried deleting the project locally and re-cloning to my computer and still not connected. I dont know much about git and it took me a whole week to finally connect my repo to atom and it was working before this update so im a little irritated.
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