trying to figure out how to pull

[allisonnhart]

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[leesjensen]

Hey @allisonnhart I am so glad that you are experimenting with pull requests. Mastering git and the patterns that professional engineers use will pay off big time.

It appears that you are submitting a pull request that is trying to merge your personal work for the class into the course's repository. Perhaps you meant to do the opposite and merge changes in the course's repository into your personal work for the class. Is that correct?

[allisonnhart]

Hi yes sorry that’s correct! I realized last night that I had some connections off on GitHub between my repository on my GitHub page versus in VSCode and was trying to fix that. I’m not super good at GitHub so that was my bad! Is there a way I could go about deleting that request? On Friday, October 25, 2024, 8:26 AM, Lee S Jensen ***@***.***> wrote: Hey @allisonnhart I am so glad that you are experimenting with pull requests. Mastering git and the patterns that professional engineers use will pay off big time. It appears that you are submitting a pull request that is trying to merge your personal work for the class into the course's repository. Perhaps you meant to do the opposite and merge changes in the course's repository into your personal work for the class. Is that correct? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[leesjensen]

@allisonnhart - No worries. I am glad that you are experimenting. That is how you are going to learn and it would be difficult for you to cause any harm. No need to do anything more. I have already closed the pull request that you created.