ribbons / RadioDownloader

An easy to use application for managing podcast subscriptions and downloads.
https://nerdoftheherd.com/tools/radiodld/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Added Programme Name to the available columns for the Downloads list. #212

Closed nbl1268 closed 7 years ago

nbl1268 commented 7 years ago

Added new column to show the Programme Name for each of the items contained within the Download list.

nbl1268 commented 7 years ago

Hi Matt,

Many thanks for the reply. Haven’t much experience using GitHub, thus wasn’t too sure how to make contact with you re all of this. Seems though that this PR did the trick.

Really appreciate the feedback and will work through all of the points you’ve listed. Re the ‘Providers’ and ‘Installer’ etc., I’m assuming its probably as simple as clicking the respective files (or folders) and asking GitHub to ignore them but any pointers you can give me there would be appreciated.

Regards Neil

ribbons commented 7 years ago

Haven’t much experience using GitHub, thus wasn’t too sure how to make contact with you re all of this. Seems though that this PR did the trick.

Yes, absolutely the right way :smile:.

Re the ‘Providers’ and ‘Installer’ etc., I’m assuming its probably as simple as clicking the respective files (or folders) and asking GitHub to ignore them but any pointers you can give me there would be appreciated.

I'm not aware of an option like that, but I may have missed it. I'd suggest something along these lines from your local repository:

git reset HEAD~1 Providers/PodcastProvider/PodcastProvider.csproj installer/Installer.wixproj
git add Providers/PodcastProvider/PodcastProvider.csproj installer/Installer.wixproj
git rm installer/packages.conf Providers/PodcastProvider/packages.conf

Then make the other changes you want to make, and round off with:

git add <the files you've changed>
git commit --amend
git push --force-with-lease

Not sure if you are new to Git as well as GitHub, but if so - although it seems totally baffling at first it is an incredibly powerful and useful tool.

nbl1268 commented 7 years ago

Actually only used github, but will do some reading to under git as well. Also can see a .gitignore file that contains what look like filters for selected files and folders. Could that be an equivalent option for those provide and installer files?

nbl1268 commented 7 years ago

Hi Matt, Believe i've got all of your requests completed and also removed those unnecessary files. But not sure what is the next step i need to do. Neil

ribbons commented 7 years ago

Many thanks for your PR :+1:

nbl1268 commented 7 years ago

Thanks really appreciate your help getting this first PR through :) Yeah i do need that change to the .gitignore to filter out the local file syncing.