Open harmankaur23 opened 4 years ago
same problem i encountered
same issue Any solution?
actually this problem occurred to me while 2nd attempt. In first attempt, the patch was created but not showing in left directory @Gujar-Shubham what other problems did you encounter
yes true i had that first but patch file was not in zip which i downloaded and deleted that file and tried to redo the process then i got this error actually the patch file is been created and with the usual name and we can also add that with the same usual command process. Thus the issue got cleared
But that's seems quite possible...but how you accesed that patch file. I can't even see it after creating.
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yes true i had that first but patch file was not in zip which i downloaded and deleted that file and tried to redo the process then i got this error actually the patch file is been created and with the usual name and we can also add that with the same usual command process. Thus the issue got cleared
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Yes exactly even I couldn't access the patch file after downloading, I did the whole process again, also try refreshing
Ok. I'll try again. Thanks
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Yes exactly even I couldn't access the patch file after downloading, I did the whole process again, also try refreshing
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I just assumed that patch file is created and run the next command. And that actually worked for me and i got that idea from a closed issue 55.
It says nothing to commit because string is not defined by using single quotes in git , you need to use double quotes , eg : "Create Patch File" Hope this works.
@harmankaur23 Refreshing the page worked for me. thanks
"On branch master nothing to commit" when i execute 'git commit -m 'Create Patch File'