I created a project and linked it to github – that works fine.
I then duplicated that project and modified it. I want it to publish to a separate github repo, but it is still linked to the original project’s github repo.
How can I change or remove the github link in the second project?
Thanks in advance.
Same question here…
Connection to Github is broken
Different situation with me, but maybe the same solution could apply…
I totally messed up the link between my arcade project and github.
There was always an error message when I tried to synch changes or push local changes to github.
I believe that started to be the case after there was an issue with having the project open twice and the editor created a copy of the project…
Without any other ideas
I was not able to find any reference to the github repo in the projects files either.
@richard Is there a way to start a fresh sync with github?
Thank you very much!
@Karsten hmmm… that’s definitely not a scenario I’ve encountered. Does the project or the repo have the most recent version of your code? Did you delete the local version of your project?
Hi @richard the arcade editor has the most recent version. If I just would be able to reset the github settings… Creating a clone also dosn’t help, as the clone keeps the same github connection.
Isn’t there a check box that you can un-check when you publish that does this? You just un-check the “update other links” or whatever it’s called.
When creating a shareable link, there’s a checkbox “update existing share link for this project”.
Think that is only related to the Arcade Project itself, not its github connection.
Still wonder if there is a way to remove/rebuild or edit the github linking in the project.
Or - to create a duplicate that does not inherit these settings…
@Karsten give me a share link to the project and I’ll see what I can do
Hi @richard the link to the most recent version is
The github repo lives here
KateiRen/mca_matheass (github.com)
I was able to get the github sync working again on a clone of the project - after I reset all local changes within that clone. The clone is now synching sucessfully but its too far away from the original one. It’s a small fraction of the most recent version only.
What could be a way to sort this out?
@richard But something else is odd too.
If I switch to Python, it shows three errors
can’t find called function ‘len’
And I cannot switch back to the Block editor without acknowledging to throw away any changes in Python (even if I did not do any).
@Karsten the python thing is unrelated; that looks like a bug in our compiler. I’ve filed an issue for it here.
As for the github sync, I think you’ve found another bug. I think the easiest way to work around this today is going to be to copy the code to a new project and set the repo up again. Sorry you ran into this!
@richard thanks for the proposal. That seems to work!
Also, thanks for investigating and flagging the error with not recognizing the python built in function len…
