Closed mdecourcy closed 1 year ago
I'm not sure what you mean but you can open a PR if you want.
you just can't commit the changes yourself.
what is the issue you are having?
Might just be an issue with my locally saved creds on this machine, I'll check after I wrap up at work
@mdecourcy You're trying to push directly to someone else's repo you do not have access to. You have to fork, clone your fork, branch, commit, push, then PR.
The flow I use to committing and PRing to someone else's project is the following:
main
/master
or some other branch of interest.This is my flow, but I know there's quicker ways via GitHub's CLI and different ways to begin a PR. Explore around.
You will occasionally have to update your fork and there's a way to do it on the web, but typically I set up another remote on my local repo—like upstream
—, switch to your fork's main
, git fetch upstream
, git merge upstream/main
or something of that effect then git push
. Ideally it should fast-forward, but if it does something else or fails then the owner did a force push that broke the history or you have local commits that are conflicting.
Ah I see, my mistake! First attempt at open source contributions. I'm used to just feature branching and PRing at work. I'll fork and make a PR now.
@mdecourcy No problem, and that would be a valid way to do a PR as well on repos you have access to as well.
Hi there, I was having issues with the NWS_Alerts tab. Wanted to commit and create a PR with my changes but was met with a 403 forbidden. Thanks for providing this integration!