notsoocool / codecache

CodeCache is a dynamic web application designed to streamline the way developers manage and access code snippets. The platform provides a comprehensive library of code snippets, allowing users to save, organize, and retrieve useful code snippets for various programming languages and use cases.
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Adding Scroll Progress Bar #137

Open AswaniBolisetti opened 1 week ago

AswaniBolisetti commented 1 week ago

@notsoocool I would like to add scroll progress bar could you please assign it to me

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RachitSahu26 commented 1 week ago

Hi @notsoocool ,

I noticed @AswaniBolisetti has taken on multiple issues but haven't resolved any yet. It becomes difficult for others like me to contribute when someone tries to hold two or three issues at the same time. I would also like to work on this issue, but it’s challenging when others block multiple tasks without completing them.

To the maintainer: Please consider this, as it affects the pace and opportunities for contributors. I resolved this issue in 2 hours and would appreciate it if my efforts were recognized.

Thanks!

AswaniBolisetti commented 1 week ago

@RachitSahu26 Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concern. I completely understand how it might be affecting other contributors. Due to my mid-term exams, I couldn't complete the tasks as planned, but I am committed to finishing them by this evening. Moving forward, I'll focus on one issue at a time to ensure smoother collaboration. I appreciate your understanding and patience, and I value everyone's contributions to the project.

Thanks again for bringing this up, and I look forward to working together more efficiently.

AswaniBolisetti commented 1 week ago

@RachitSahu26 I have completed all my issues Thankyou

notsoocool commented 1 week ago

@AswaniBolisetti kindly have a different PR for each issue. I mentioned this earlier, but you still didn't follow my instructions.

notsoocool commented 1 week ago

@AswaniBolisetti see, do one thing: make different branches for different issues. It will help you in raising different PRs for different issues. Just do some modifications to successfully achieve the points. Thank you!

AswaniBolisetti commented 1 week ago

@notsoocool Kindly check it again I have created seperate branches for all the three issues created by me

AswaniBolisetti commented 1 week ago

@notsoocool I have created seperate branches as you said But you closed all my pull requests

notsoocool commented 1 week ago

@notsoocool I have created seperate branches as you said But you closed all my pull requests

Because you have to raise different pull requests with those branches and solve the separate issues in the respective branches.

AswaniBolisetti commented 1 week ago

@notsoocool I have created seperate branches as you said But you closed all my pull requests

Because you have to raise different pull requests with those branches and solve the separate issues in the respective branches.

@i raised different pull request that's why in pull requests section there are 3 pull requests created by me

AswaniBolisetti commented 1 week ago

@notsoocool Screenshot_2024-10-22-15-46-27-23_40deb401b9ffe8e1df2f1cc5ba480b12

This doesn't mean I created in single PR

notsoocool commented 1 week ago

@AswaniBolisetti first take a deep breath and listen

Screenshot 2024-10-22 at 3 51 04 PM

this basically means all changes in one PR even if you raised 3 different PR, the changes and commits are always the same, thats why we have branches to push different commit at a time. You are getting confused with pushing changes one after another and creating 3 different PR, it will always reflect in same changes to all 3 PR, as it was performed to same branch