Closed wildstar87 closed 8 months ago
Not sure if I did this right..
It looks good to me
This fixes #37
Thank you for this contribution! It's very useful information 😄
Anytime you want to add something more, now you know how to!
Is it always a requirement to fork before doing a pull request? Or did I add an extra unnecessary step?
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If you are making very small changes GitHub allows you to do them without forking. In this case, you did the right thing.
Now that you have a fork of the repo it will stay in your repositories, so there is no need to fork it again when you will have new changes. Just make sure to do a pull request from this repo to yours before making changes so that you always start from the most recent version.
Added Rotary Encoder information, made FAN5331 replacement a little clearer.