Update – Now Available – Jan 2020 Convert Default → Draft This is possible now, with an option below “Reviewers” section in PR. See: Feature Request: Switch from ready to draft in pull requests Convert Draft → Default To answer @marsandback comment Draft PR –> PR, just click the Ready for review
Example of pubspec.yaml Dependency with the specific branch: dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter carousel_pro: git: url: https://github.com/jlouage/flutter-carousel-pro.git ref: main # branch name Dependency with the specific commit: dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter carousel_pro: git: url: https://github.com/jlouage/flutter-carousel-pro.git ref: ea12e41 # commit hash Example of a file importing the package: import ‘package:carousel_pro/src/carousel_pro_widgets.dart’; import ‘package:flutter/material.dart’; class NewsCarousel extends StatelessWidget { … Read more
You should do the command in a directory where you have write permission. So: cd ~/ mkdir code cd code git clone https://github.com/kivy/kivy For example.
Now it’s possible to have dependencies between workflows on Github Actions using workflow_run. Using this config, the Release workflow will work when the Run Tests workflow is completed. name: Release on: workflow_run: workflows: [“Run Tests”] branches: [main] types: – completed
I came here because I had the same problem. From your question, I realized that I was copying the contents from the wrong file, without the .pub extension (it was my private key, i.e. the id_rsa file, which should be kept private at all times!) From a MAC: vi ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub Copy exactly from the end … Read more
I got resolver the problem in this way: Insert command tree in bash. Example Create a README.md in github repository and copy bash result Insert in .md file within markdown code Example 4. See the output and be happy =)
As of now, relative image links are working for me, in both a repository and a wiki. I’m using syntax like this:  Here’s an example: https://github.com/mark-anders/relative-image-url
I have a multi line command using backslash to separate the lines as follows: – name: Configure functions run: | firebase functions:config:set \ some.key1=”${{ secrets.SOME_KEY_1 }}” \ some.key2=”${{ secrets.SOME_KEY_2 }}” \ … Note the preceding ‘|’ character.
In case this may be helpful for someone who just needs to show colors rather than output, as a hackish workaround (and FYI), since GitHub supports Unicode (as Unicode, numeric character references or HTML entities), you could try colored Unicode symbols, though it depends on the font rendering them in color (as it happens to … Read more
None of these solutions solved it for me. The solution was to edit the index.html file in the GitHub website. The website then updates on the web as expected.