Open jakjakob opened 10 months ago
Hi, yeah, I haven't had much time or mood to go through the issues. However most of them are good ideas or suggestions that I keep in mind, so they can stay here. The tool is going through a major rework anyway (basically writing it from scratch), so all of these issues will be outdated at some point anyway.
there seems no movement in the code, is this project dead or have i missed something?
There has been commit just a week back (https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools/commit/eede760c141e895c7c486b654d58e047da91e00a), as well as big commit supporting next major update (https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools/commit/2192bd155f9a138e80a07a5caac6ba2773d6980a)
They're prob confused since GitHub just shows the last commit date of the Default branch (usually set to 'main' or 'master') when visiting a repo. You have the Dev branch set as Default so it shows as 2 years since a commit.
Easy to change in repo settings
@cnschu You can view the master branch of a repo by using the branch drop down menu and picking master
fascinating....
in "insights / Code frequency" the last change is in 2022. it seems the insights page is bugged.
Are you looking at master
branch?
i've found no distinction about branches in the insights tab. if there is one, a nudge in the right direction would be nice.
Not sure if it can. Anyway, the default branch is dev from historical reasons, I don't want to fiddle with it now since I'm working on new Tools anyway
fascinating....
in "insights / Code frequency" the last change is in 2022. it seems the insights page is bugged.
@cnschu Yeah, github doesn't make it obvious. I usually do this to find the most recently Active branch:
Keep in mind that since master is not the default and you want to clone the repo, instead of running the usual git clone https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools.git
you will need to instead run git clone -b master https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools.git
or git clone -b master --single-branch https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools.git
so messy... btw great work with the tools, keep the great work up!