Closed lOmicronl closed 5 years ago
My GitHub skills only just barely extend to being able to fork a repository and request a pull into the original. I have absolutely no idea what is up in this case. I did the same thing to this file I that I did to all the others - namely, pressing CTRL+V and saving.
Can you just remove the offending file from the pull request? Can I do that? Do you have to reject the whole thing and let me make another request?
No problem. You should be able to resolve the conflict by clicking on the resolve conflicts button directly below this message - it will bring up a web editor where it shows what the conflict is and it basically walks you through it.
I can't do much to this PR because this is technically committing to your copy of the repo, not mine, so I don't have authorization.
Alternately you could re-make this PR, but ensure you build it against dev
this time (the conflict only appeared when I changed the base)
I pushed some buttons that made some lights turn green. Does it work now? =P
Apparently the issue was that the changelog.txt file in your dev branch already had additional entries in it.
Yep that was the problem. Nice work!
Can you resolve the conflict on your end?