[DiscordArchive] Hiring a developer doesn't automatically means they know how to use git or that you gave them the co
[DiscordArchive] Hiring a developer doesn't automatically means they know how to use git or that you gave them the co
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Hiring a developer doesn't automatically means they know how to use git or that you gave them the correct source files, github desktop doesn't show you no issues?
rektbyfaith
08-19-2025, 06:55 PM #1Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2025-08-19T18:55:44.395000+00:00
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Hiring a developer doesn't automatically means they know how to use git or that you gave them the correct source files, github desktop doesn't show you no issues?
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No it´s not showming me any errors but whenever i wanted to upload the source on github on my private repo, it didn´t accept all the files lol ..
rektbyfaith
08-19-2025, 07:27 PM #2Archived author: cyberpro98 • Posted: 2025-08-19T19:27:51.483000+00:00
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No it´s not showming me any errors but whenever i wanted to upload the source on github on my private repo, it didn´t accept all the files lol ..
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You presumably need to solve your merge conflicts and finish making the merge commit before you can push to your remote.
Every file that has those lines should be around places where a change was made between current and incoming, and you have to make decisions on handling them.
rektbyfaith
08-19-2025, 07:31 PM #3Archived author: Spargel • Posted: 2025-08-19T19:31:12.882000+00:00
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You presumably need to solve your merge conflicts and finish making the merge commit before you can push to your remote.
Every file that has those lines should be around places where a change was made between current and incoming, and you have to make decisions on handling them.
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