#Committing Changes

5 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)

modest spear
#

Hi all. At the end of section 2, I attempted to commit my changes from the soroban-tutorial directory. The process didn't work. I went back over the material many times to see if there was something I missed...I didn't. I wound up blowing everything away and starting over. I searched to see if anyone else experienced this and found nothing. I'm assuming the material I'm going by is up to date...I don't know. Before I get to that point again, I'd like to know if anyone else has experienced this, or, can someone give me the proper process for committing changes at that point? Thanks.

regal thorn
#

Can you link to which tutorial/section you are following?

#

And also share what commands etc you are running, and what responses/errors/error codes you see?

#

I likely won't be able to help solve it myself, but with that info chances are better for someone else to be able to help 🙂

modest spear
#

The link is here: https://soroban.stellar.org/docs/getting-started/storing-data

I attempted to commit from the soroban-tutorial directory, which didn't work. I don't remember exactly the message I received but it was as if that part of the program wasn't recognized in github. I then went to the contracts/hello-soroban directory and successfully committed those changes. Then I went to the contracts/incrementor directory and attempted to committ those changes but received a message stating that I should initiate a pull request first. I hesitated to perform that action from that directory because I wasn't quite sure that the outcome would be positive. I just need to know how everyone else handled it. Thanks.

Write a simple contract that stores and retrieves data, reorganize your projects as a multi-contract project using Cargo Workspaces, and learn about different kinds of storage.