Elie, Brother,
Henry helped me with the github thing. But from your other
message I can see that you received the pull request.
Brother Samuel figured me out though - I had cloned the main
repo to my computer instead of forking it and cloning it.
But now I understand that the reason you fork is so you get
your own working copy to edit. Then you ask the original
project owners (that's you) to pull my changes into their
project.
I get it! So, maybe I'll be able to help with some other
windows things too.
As for the "testing" the icon - there's nothing to test -
it's just an icon. The original only had the 48 pixel
image; the new one has an image for 16,24,32,48,64,128 and
256 so that it will display correctly in Windows in any kind
of view.
I've made lots of windows executables and that's how you
build your main program icon.
On 3/21/2015 3:16 AM, Élie Roux wrote:
Dear Brother,
Oh - so I PUSHED it. But I don't have any permissions on the
repo.... Can I have permission, please? :-*
Let's first try the usual way, it wasn't clear in my first mail, sorry.
You must push on the repository you forked, and thus on which you have
access, and then make a pull request from your forked repository to the
main repository (on which you don't have access yet).
3. did checkout on the release branch - now, I couldn't find release
in the files on my computer that I got from the fork, but I found
release branch in the "Tracking Branch" which seems to be the online
repo.
Indeed, git doesn't use files and directories for branches, it has a
special mechanism, so your files are in the "release-3.0" state.
So it seems like GIT is comparing my local version to the one in the
release area.
Well, I don't know how the github client does things, but it's certainly
not the case... Normally, your files should be in the state of the
"release-3.0" branch, and you should push on this branch... but I don't
know how to do that with the windows client... Tell us what you find.
Thank you,
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