Closed willccoates closed 10 years ago
When i cloned it I was able to just do 'git checkout hw1' and go into the tag without doing git init. It should work without the git init
do you tag after the merge or before? because ive done both and i still get a message saying there is no path called hw1 known to git
I tagged before the merge, i think. you can try deleting the tag (with 'git tag -d hw1') and retagging it again and the pushing it again. that might work
ok im gonna try to delete the tag, switch to the exec branch, tag it hw1, merge it and the submit, yea?
still doesnt work :/
before you push it onto github can you do git checkout hw1 ?
yes i can and i can do it without git init as well, idk why its not working when i download it
Looking at your repo there are couple things wrong off the bat. First you have an executable uploaded, more than one main.cpp and I am not sure what rshell is that is in your repository. Also there is not a tag, are you sure you made a commit after you merged and tagged?
well i was not doing the git push origin hw1, i just did that right now and it worked, il get rid of the extras, what exactly should i delete?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19584255/what-does-a-grey-icon-in-remote-github-mean looks like you also have one of these as well.
Look at the specifications as to what needs to be submitted and what not to include.
is a bin ok? because i was reading in other issues and mike said it was fine for this assignment
That is fine
And don't forget to make the changes in the hw tag, that is what I am grading.
ok sounds good
when you guys are testing the homework you will not be writing git init right? because when i clone the repo and cd into rshell, when i type git checkout hw1 it only works when i type git init. is this ok? i dont know how else to upload it so i do not have to do this