I took a look at your code. It's a nice little utility.
A couple of things just to let you know. I tried to build the code but the repo is missing a few items:
the Program.cs file which actually launches the app.
the /Properties folder and all of its contents (5 files -assembly.info, Resources.resx,Resources.Designer.cs , Settings.settings, Settings.Designer.cs)
I built it and got it going by
building the Program.cs from scratch
copying the \Properties files from another project.
Also, normally you don't check in the binaries (stuff under \bin) to source control. But maybe you did that so people could try the program out easily.
Hey, thanks for the info and tips! This was my first time posting a project as "open source" so I'm not surprised there were a couple hiccups. I'll go ahead and fix that up later today.
Glad to help. Also, if you add a .gitignore file to your project root folder you will find that the extra things like /obj/ and /bin directories and associated files are not added -- it'll only track your source files which is what you want.
Github provides a nice Visual Studio / C# .gitignore for you at: github.com/github/gitignore/blob/m...
All you have to do is :
create a text file named .gitignore in your project root
copy the text from the link above
paste test into your local .gitignore
save
After that, your local git will ignore those files. Since you've already added them you may have to work a bit to remove them from your git repo, but it'll still help. :)
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
I took a look at your code. It's a nice little utility.
A couple of things just to let you know. I tried to build the code but the repo is missing a few items:
I built it and got it going by
Also, normally you don't check in the binaries (stuff under \bin) to source control. But maybe you did that so people could try the program out easily.
Just some tips to help out.
Have a great day and...
Keep on learning, keep on coding
Hey, thanks for the info and tips! This was my first time posting a project as "open source" so I'm not surprised there were a couple hiccups. I'll go ahead and fix that up later today.
Glad to help. Also, if you add a .gitignore file to your project root folder you will find that the extra things like /obj/ and /bin directories and associated files are not added -- it'll only track your source files which is what you want.
Github provides a nice Visual Studio / C# .gitignore for you at:
github.com/github/gitignore/blob/m...
All you have to do is :
After that, your local git will ignore those files. Since you've already added them you may have to work a bit to remove them from your git repo, but it'll still help. :)