I'm new to Github and not really sure what I'm doing. I'd hoped to make a couple of tweaks to the app that I'm developing tonight, but when I got to Github and attempted to do my usual "fetch upstream" to keep things up to date, it told me there was a conflict.
I've poked around and tried to figure out what the problem was. I got to a point where I appear to need to download git and start using command-line instructions(!), which seems ridiculous as I've been using the GitHub web interface exclusively so far.
I suspect the problem is another app got added to the main apps.json, and that change conflicts with my addition. I've tried to manually edit my apps.json, but the conflict remains.
I don't know what to do. Any advice would be appreciated.
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I'm new to Github and not really sure what I'm doing. I'd hoped to make a couple of tweaks to the app that I'm developing tonight, but when I got to Github and attempted to do my usual "fetch upstream" to keep things up to date, it told me there was a conflict.
I've poked around and tried to figure out what the problem was. I got to a point where I appear to need to download git and start using command-line instructions(!), which seems ridiculous as I've been using the GitHub web interface exclusively so far.
My repo is at https://github.com/andrewgoz/BangleApps
I suspect the problem is another app got added to the main apps.json, and that change conflicts with my addition. I've tried to manually edit my apps.json, but the conflict remains.
I don't know what to do. Any advice would be appreciated.