(Newest first.)
- The obvious is not sometimes obvious. Branches are the key to successful revision control. Yes, I read the help.
- README.md files won't display within a containing folder is they have a suffix added to 'README', e.g. 'READMEwontfix'. Fair enough, I know now.
Though I understand the process of revision control I'm currently unable to get it right. The system's working for me but it's not a system that's in line with effective use of Github's tools.
For instance, though I know I should have probably copied (forked?) the CurrentEvents file (or created a new branch?) I failed utterly to do so. I created CurrentEvents, deleted the stuff I didn't need, messed up the file's transition to a new folder, renamed it ('essentials') and created a new 'original' file to retain the original state. Messy isn't it.
I'm also not using the Windows or command-line tools - I baulked at my email address being attached to commits. Odd, seeing that it's available with only the most casual of Google searches. (The illusion of privacy sometimes overrides all logic.)