Good morning,
I'm trying to commit changes to a program I've created which uses EthernetInterface. When I try to commit changes to my program, it says I need to commit changes to EthernetInterface before doing so. If I follow the advice of this message, then when I goto publish my program, it says I need to publish EthernetInterface.
I haven't modified EthernetInterface so, logically at least, this isn't what I want to do. If I delete EthernetInterface library, and re-import it into the program, it is still listed as having uncommitted changes:
Semantically, this confuses me, as I don't expect a freshly imported library to immediately have uncommitted changes that I didn't make :)
I assume in this case, that the environment is changing these files, but it would be good if I didn't have to commit them to my project to commit my project.
Why does this happen and how can I stop it?
Ashley
Good morning,
I'm trying to commit changes to a program I've created which uses EthernetInterface. When I try to commit changes to my program, it says I need to commit changes to EthernetInterface before doing so. If I follow the advice of this message, then when I goto publish my program, it says I need to publish EthernetInterface.
I haven't modified EthernetInterface so, logically at least, this isn't what I want to do. If I delete EthernetInterface library, and re-import it into the program, it is still listed as having uncommitted changes:
Semantically, this confuses me, as I don't expect a freshly imported library to immediately have uncommitted changes that I didn't make :)
I assume in this case, that the environment is changing these files, but it would be good if I didn't have to commit them to my project to commit my project.
Why does this happen and how can I stop it?
Ashley