Refactor1 : Worked on the failed build for previous PR #739#744
Refactor1 : Worked on the failed build for previous PR #739#744kingthorin merged 7 commits intodatafaker-net:mainfrom
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this does not look like true. Stack trace (Click the triangle/control to the left to expand |
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The failure must be related to your Number.java changes. |
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@snuyanzin is the JavaDoc in Number.java wrong? * @param min the lower bound (include min)
* @param max the lower bound (not include max)Shouldn't max be "upper"? |
yes, 3 times |
Yes, thank you for pointing it out, fixed. |
yes! did not notice it at first, made the changes in java doc. |
fixed. |
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Thanks |
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They haven't posted an outage yet but it seems like something is up with GitHub ations. |
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I think you need to pickup these changes: #745 Assuming git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/main
git push --force-with-lease |
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Looks like you have origin set to this repo instead of yours. |
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Or maybe you aren't tracking the right repo. Try |
Yes, i tried changing the origin to my repo, but now when i try fetch, it does not return anything. |
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Okay, when you fetch now there's nothing to fetch because you've done it and things are up-to-date. Have you made local changes that haven't been pushed? What does |
I have not made any changes. git status shows On branch refactor1 nothing to commit, working tree clean I was trying to fetch the changes from #745. |
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Okay, try this then. git fetch origin
# Shouldn't really do anything but maybe it'll sort out the stale situation
git fetch upstream
# Shouldn't really do anything because there hasn't been any changes in the last hour or so, but may as well ensure up-to-date
git rebase upstream/main
git push -u origin refactor1 --force |
They were pretty minor, I'd suggest just re-implementing them after you get this sorted out. |
Yes, it works! Hoping it passes all the checks. Thank you very much for your help and patience! :') Still figuring open source out. |
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No problem, there's a learning curve, been there 😉 all good. |
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thanks for your contribution lgtm, once ci is passed |
Thank you, The checks are still queued - waiting to run this check. |
All checks have passed. |





The build was failing because of using the same function name for int and long generating functions. I have only added the code for int function - decomposed the conditional in refactoring, all the rest of the changes are as same as previous PR. (#739)