To run GitHub Desktop on your Mac, you must meet the following minimum requirements: Getting started with GitHub Desktop
View changes as highlighted "diffs" to see exactly what lines were added or removed before you commit.
She finally opens the PR. Mina's branch contains not code, but —line-by-line annotations on Elara's recent work: github desktop mac
error: cannot reset. you are not the only contributor.
Elara ignores the PR. She creates a new branch: elara/lumen-standalone . She begins cherry-picking commits from the old Aetheric Labs repo, carefully omitting any that contain Mina's name. GitHub Desktop rebels. To run GitHub Desktop on your Mac, you
Elara breaks down. She types a reply: // why did you leave?
🚀 Instead of typing git status and trying to parse text, you get a clean, instantaneous view of your changes. You can see exactly which lines were added or removed in a split-screen "diff" view. It makes catching syntax errors much easier before you commit. you are not the only contributor
Elara hovers over the "Create Pull Request" button. For the first time, the button's tooltip says something other than "Open a pull request on GitHub." It says: