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Hello Scott,
I am enjoying your book Pro Git 2nd. edition. I am on page 142. I have forked your schacon/blink BASE repository as
laserray777/blink HEAD repository. I then Cloned laserray/blink locally, created a topic branch slow-blink, committed
the Delay(3000) change and pushed that commit to origin. I then opened a pull request on laserray777/blink/branch/
slow-blink. You can review this pull request at: #302.
However, I received no response from you. I understand you cannot possibly merge all the pull requests you receive.
But, How am I suppose to complete the exercise. Can I just make another fork of laserray777/blink, and I will be the
maintainer of laserray777/blink and can just merge my own pull requests. Is this reasonable.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Raymond Lee Gregowicz
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If he would merge all the PRs there wouldn't be any code to edit.
Just treat this repository as an exercise stage. Do whatever you want, explore and try stuff.
And soon try to contribute to a real project.
Have a nice day 🙋♂️ happy coding 👨💻.
Hello Scott,
I am enjoying your book Pro Git 2nd. edition. I am on page 142. I have forked your schacon/blink BASE repository as
laserray777/blink HEAD repository. I then Cloned laserray/blink locally, created a topic branch slow-blink, committed
the Delay(3000) change and pushed that commit to origin. I then opened a pull request on laserray777/blink/branch/
slow-blink. You can review this pull request at: #302.
However, I received no response from you. I understand you cannot possibly merge all the pull requests you receive.
But, How am I suppose to complete the exercise. Can I just make another fork of laserray777/blink, and I will be the
maintainer of laserray777/blink and can just merge my own pull requests. Is this reasonable.
Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Raymond Lee Gregowicz
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: