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farmOS / field-kit

A modular, offline-first companion app to farmOS.
https://farmOS.org
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new dashboard #476

Closed Davetiing closed 2 years ago

mstenta commented 2 years ago

@Davetiing @Qoyyuum This is the fourth time you have wrongly opened a pull request in this repository:

Is there a reason this is happening?

If it is intentional, please stop. If you have no intention of proposing these as real changes to the Field Kit codebase, then they do not belong in this repository.

If it is unintentional, then please learn how to properly use GitHub Pull Requests. Do not open a pull request unless you are sure that it is NOT in this repository.

Consider this a warning. If this continues you will be blocked.

jgaehring commented 2 years ago

@Davetiing, can I suggest that you create your own fork of @Qoyyuum's forked repository if you are going to open pull requests to merge your changes, rather than pushing to that repository directly? Atlassian has some great tutorials on this forking workflow if you're not already familiar with it.

The Qoyyuum/KebunKitani repository is a fork of farmOS/farmOS-client, so if you are working on Qoyyuum/KebunKitani:develop, you should just push your changes to that fork and branch. If you open a pull request, your are requesting to merge your changes into farmOS/farmOS-client:develop, which I don't believe you intend to do, but it creates a lot of spam and confusion for our maintainers.

If you don't wish to create your own fork of the Qoyyuum/KebunKitani fork, you can also branch off of the main Qoyyuum/KebunKitani:develop branch, for example, something like Qoyyuum/KebunKitani:new-dashboard in this instance. Again, there are some great tutorials on this branching workflow.

I am happy to answer any questions, but I will also reiterate @mstenta's warning that if this continues we will block your access to this repository. Although I assume this behavior is unintentional, it is still very disruptive to our own development and will not be tolerated.

I wish you the best of luck on your own project and hope we can continue to collaborate in the future! :relaxed:

Davetiing commented 2 years ago

Hi I am so sorry I have caused you this inconvenience. I will try not to open a pull request in the wrong repository again. I am still new to using github so I am still learning, but I never intend to learn at the expense of your inconvenience. Please forgive me for making these rookie mistakes.

On Thu, Dec 16, 2021 at 8:17 PM Jamie E Gaehring @.***> wrote:

@Davetiing https://github.com/Davetiing, can I suggest that you create your own fork of @Qoyyuum https://github.com/Qoyyuum's forked repository if you are going to open pull requests to merge your changes, rather than pushing to that repository directly? Atlassian has some great tutorials on this forking workflow https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/forking-workflow if you're not already familiar with it.

The Qoyyuum/KebunKitani repository is a fork of farmOS/farmOS-client, so if you are working on Qoyyuum/KebunKitani:develop, you should just push your changes to that fork and branch. If you open a pull request, your are requesting to merge your changes into farmOS/farmOS-client:develop, which I don't believe you intend to do, but it creates a lot of spam and confusion for our maintainers.

If you don't wish to create your own fork of the Qoyyuum/KebunKitani fork, you can also branch off of the main Qoyyuum/KebunKitani:develop branch, for example, something like Qoyyuum/KebunKitani:new-dashboard in this instance. Again, there are some great tutorials on this branching workflow https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/feature-branch-workflow .

I am happy to answer any questions, but I will also reiterate @mstenta https://github.com/mstenta's warning that if this continues we will block your access to this repository. Although I assume this behavior is unintentional, it is still very disruptive to our own development and will not be tolerated.

I wish you the best of luck on your own project and hope we can continue to collaborate in the future! ☺️

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mstenta commented 2 years ago

@Davetiing sorry if I was a bit harsh earlier. No harm done. :-)

I hope the resources @jgaehring shared are useful in learning how to contribute to projects on GitHub! Didn't mean to dissuade you. Best of luck in your learning.