Closed jsmorley closed 3 years ago
Hey @jsmorley, what's your issue exactly? Please fill out the fields above to the best of your ability and we'll be happy to help :)
Sorry, looks like I didn't create the issue correctly.
What happens is that I fork the repository to my account on GitHub, and clone it to my local PC.
The Manifest \w\WikiPad is always flagged as dirty.
My fork insists it is up to date.
I suspect that maybe there is some problem with \w\WikiPad in the Master?
There's a capitalization issue over at https://github.com/microsoft/winget-pkgs/tree/master/manifests/w/WikidPad which is why you're seeing this.
Both WikidPad
and Wikidpad
folders exist and they need to be merged into one so it doesn't conflict with each other.
Thank you. I will just wait for it to be fixed.
I would assume this is going to cause TortoiseGit to bark if and when I try to do a push with changes I make to my Manifest at \r\Rainmeter, since presumably it will see an "unresolved conflict".
Create issues related to the winget.exe client here
Brief description of your issue
When I fork and clone the repository to my local PC, the entry for w\WikiPad in Manifests is always marked as "dirty" on my PC. My fork insists that it is up to date with Master, and I can't see how to resolve this. Is there some error in the repository for the Manifest w\WikiPad ?
Steps to reproduce
Forked the repo to my account on GitHub and using TortoiseGit created a clone on my local PC
Expected behavior
I would expect a full, clean copy of the repo on my PC
Actual behavior
The Manifest w\WikiPad is always flagged as "dirty"
Environment