yes. i figured that out after looking at the other PRs. the gitflow mech that
i'm used to had us working on branches in the same repo, not forks. but after
inspecting other PRs, the difference became apparent. PR has been submitted
for review.
TIA
Stanton Fisque
principal technologist
lat
Hi,
This is the default workflow of Github-repositories. You need to create a
fork of the code into a new repository, create the branch there and then
send a PR to the main repo.
The following might help:
*
https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/working-with-for
so i've cloned the repo, created a branch locally to make changes, added the
code and a corresponding unit test. but when i try to push back, i get
permission failure. it appears i cannot create a new branch, so that begs the
question, how does one submit a PR if they cannot create a feature b
On Thu, 28 Apr 2022, stanton fisque wrote:
i'd like to provide a patch for some missing functionality, specifically
the support handler for AverageIf (the generalized version is present
but not the singular version). what is the best way to provide that?
is there a repo where a pull request ca
i'd like to provide a patch for some missing functionality, specifically the
support handler for AverageIf (the generalized version is present but not the
singular version). what is the best way to provide that? is there a repo
where a pull request can be provided?
Stanton Fisque
principal t
