aniston/Documentation:main into main
Mostly obvious to many but for first time users cd foobar will give then an error as we are dealing wit a repository called 'knut/examples' in this documentation.
Mostly obvious to many but for first time users ```cd foobar``` will give then an error as we are dealing wit a repository called 'knut/examples' in this documentation.
Thanks. Can you make sure not to rewrite the whole file (probably due to line endings)? I'd prefer to see the actual diff.
Hmm didn't meant to approve. The UI is flaky here, the review screen is slow and doesn't fit on my screen, so it's more a guess where I can find the button.
@fnetX, that was a quick look into my Pull request !
anyways as asked for clarification:
in the "Edit" Section under clone-commit-via-cli
cd foobar wants to cd into a foobar directory but in the beforementioned explanation we are dealing with a sample repository called examples , this is confusing for first timers and will probably leave them with a message like "foobar does not exist or cannot be found"Edit
Modify an existing file:
~$ cd foobar ~/examples$ nano README.md
Modify an existing file:
~$ cd examples
~/examples$ nano README.md
Hope this helps to clarify the point.
@aniston could you please re-commit your changes and make sure that only the lines that are actually changed show up in the diff.
@ -95,0 +48,4 @@
Modify an existing file:
```shell
~$ cd examples
@aniston did you only modify this single occurence? If so, can you please either recreate the commit with correct line endings? I can also do the job, if I was sure this was the only change?
@aniston did you only modify this single occurence? If so, can you please either recreate the commit with correct line endings? I can also do the job, if I was sure this was the only change?
Hallo @fnetX , yes that is the only occourence in the "clone-commit-via-cli" section of the Documentation. The single correction should be enough.
Thanks for looking into it.
Included this in #189. Thank you for spotting this.
No due date set.
No dependencies set.
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?