I don't know how to make a pull request. I'm an amateur・ #58417
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyThe pull request method is not working properly. Doing what the internet says doesn't work. I forked someone else's repository, edited it locally, and pushed it, but it doesn't work. I will paste the url, so please advise. url It's a branch called nbvrivnf. |
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Based on what I can see, it appears that your code is two commits ahead of the main repository. This means that when you push your changes directly to the repository, it works as expected. However, the issue arises when using the pull request method. Pull requests are typically used to propose changes to a repository and ask the owner or collaborators to review and merge them into the main project. It's important to note that only the owner of the repository or selected collaborators has the authority to merge pull requests. In this case, since you're trying to make changes to someone else's repository, creating a pull request will not automatically update the original project. Pull requests serve as a way to request the repository owner or collaborators to review your changes and decide whether to merge them. For your situation, if you intended to use the repository for your own purposes without contributing back to the original project, it would have been more appropriate to clone the repository instead of forking it. Cloning allows you to have a local copy of the repository that is not connected to the original project, and you can make changes to it without affecting the original repository. If you have already pushed changes to your forked repository, it is possible to reset it to match the original repository. However, please keep in mind that resetting will remove your modifications from the forked repository. To summarize, when using pull requests, only the repository owner or designated collaborators can merge the changes. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to ask. |
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Great job on pushing the code properly this time! In order to assist you more effectively, please provide answers to the following questions:
Is the program running well on your localhost after you did
npm install
and all?From what I could see, there is a red "X" close to all commits you have made so far, indicating a Vercel deployment issue as you mentioned. However, I cannot see the specific error as I am not a collaborator on your project. You might want to click on the red "X" to access Vercel, where you will find the exact issue preventing the deployment. If I were to guess, it could be related to an unused import. If you are unsure how to resolve it, please share the error here…