BITMAP convert - exception raised

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BITMAP convert - exception raised

[gregmalcolm]

Thanks for researching this! Any interest in putting in a Pull Request for this? It'll get your name on the contributors list... ;)

[robbyxp1]

i work, but the repository I'm working on has a bigger change to the route planner tab. Can I do a pull request just of one file?

[robbyxp1]

I would I mean ;-)

[robbyxp1]

Ignore the pull requests I created.. Its not working as I think it does.

[gregmalcolm]

Absolutly! Tou can create pull requests with commits in them. The trick is to to push up different git branches.

This sequence would get you there:

Note: Commands given are to be run from git bash, assuming you are in the project folder. I'm also assuming you are working off your own github fork:

1. Check in your live changes. Run git status to make sure theres nothing left.
2. git checkout -b saved-changes-branch <-- Create a branch for your existing change. Takes you to that branch. Run git branch to confirm you're in that branch.
3. git checkout master (return to mat
4. Update your local master branch with any new changes: git fetch origin, git rebase origin/master and git pull origin master
5. git checkout -b bitmap-convert-fix <-- Start a new branch for your pull request
6. Transfer your bug fix to the code. Test and commit it. Push it up with git push origin bitmap-convert-fix
7. Make a pull request

Apologies if I've over explained it. Any questions let me know.

EDIT: This is in answer to the question about making pull requests without the old code changes showing

[robbyxp1]

You can't overexplain it.. i'm confused! I'll have a play and work it out

[iainross]

If you're totally lost then https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 may help.

[gregmalcolm]

If you want clarification on what any of those steps are doing for you let
me know
On Jan 21, 2016 11:35 AM, "robbyxp1" [email protected] wrote:

You can't overexplain it.. i'm confused! I'll have a play and work it out

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[robbyxp1]

I'm starting from scratch and will just try and commit these changes..

[robbyxp1]

I've created a pull request.. lets see if that okay