#GITX BUG LIST CODE#
Ask: “Can you point me at another location where this is implemented?”.Grab some example code or write some pseudo-code to validate we understand each other correctly.If we don’t know if it’s a priority, how could we find out? Is there a way for us to test our assumptions about prioritization? i.e., how could we write a benchmark to quantify “give some nice speedups.”.List your assumptions, ask for clarification if needed.Use the GitHub UI to identify commentators of note Contributor/Author/Member.Triage session 1/4 Issue 1 Heroics should use keep-alive connections #16 If you like this “with me” series, find me on twitter and pitch me what you would like for me to work on live and record for another session. Recommended: Increasing the playback speed to 1.5x or higher since I didn’t cut out the “umms” and pauses either. Recommended: Increasing your resolution on YouTube to the maximum so you can read the text better. I’ve never triaged the issues on this repo before, so be prepared for a raw and real-time triaging session. As a result, they should be accessible to someone from any programming language background. This open-source repo is written in Ruby, but the issues tended to be about higher-level concepts such as stdout/stderr and accessing APIs via HTTP. The videos are split up into 4 sections with a bonus video at the end of my work on a PR to remove some deprecations. As you’re watching, try asking yourself how you would respond and what questions you might ask. While I don’t recommend you sit down and try to respond to every open issue in the repository, hopefully, by watching me triage issues, you can help get a sense of how you might be able to dig in and start contributing. Afterward, if you want to come back to a piece of advice or technique, you can skim my notes instead of re-watching the whole video. I cleaned up my notes and put them all here along with the videos so you can follow along. I re-watched the videos and took notes on the types of problems I encountered and the questions and solutions that I explored along the way. I didn’t edit the videos, so any mistakes and accomplishments are raw and live to see. In this post and video series, join me as I triage 11 issues on a repo that I didn’t create and don’t have much experience with. How can I bypass or recover from this apparent missing commit? Any help would be greatly appreciated.Contributing to open-source can be intimidating, especially when you’re getting started. But it appears to no longer exist in the repo. In the following gitx image Commit is git-subtree-split, I can see that the commit is a git-subtree-split. The error message is: fatal: ambiguous argument '3f44cc87ceb87df1d9171096596a824fc3050a27^': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.
The command I use to push is: git subtree push -prefix themes/natra premium
#GITX BUG LIST UPDATE#
I am not sure what has happened, but pushing the subtree now fails to update the remote repo. I have been using git subtree to embed a repo within a folder of our main project.
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