James Rowley • about 2 months ago
Can we push newer versions now?
Is it ok to push newer versions & repo updates now?
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James Rowley • about 2 months ago
Is it ok to push newer versions & repo updates now?
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6 comments
Siddharth Kumar • about 2 months ago
Yes great question, can we?
AJ Rahim • about 2 months ago
+1. We've been locking these projects for over a month now. Seems like we should be able too update now.
Blake Barrett • about 2 months ago
The requirement to freeze your repo was bad advice on the part of the organizers.
I did a `git tag v0.1 -m "v0.1 Hackathon Demo"` on my `main` branch, then have continued to work in a `dev` branch that I have not merged into `main`.
James Rowley • about 2 months ago
Indeed. I was also extra cautious and did a 0_2 branch for any new updates (of which there are loads) I can't put this project down - anyone else find that too? ;)
Manoj Verma • about 2 months ago
I was told earlier thay as long as the code repo referenced in submission is not modified, you can work on project. Even your app can be updated. Refer to this discussion thread
https://gemini3.devpost.com/forum_topics/43219-juding-period-extended-magic-link-expired
Or you can take your app down to save cost
https://gemini3.devpost.com/forum_topics/43248-can-i-take-down-my-submission-link-to-avoid-extra-cost-charges-from-the-api
Anil Karaka • about 2 months ago
but with git, we can just make another branch the real branch, and leave the main for them? I just created a new repo and worked in it just in case i change main out of habit.