Hi @frog-o! Thanks for taking the time to respond. I'll respond to your points individually, to try to do a better job not to miss anything.
after much **searching** I can't find the info i want(but that 4 another topic)
@frog-o has this been resolved? If not, what info is it that you're searching for?
I searching these form to find out how to countinue with out writing this with out any luck.
@frog-o I believe, based on your next comments, that this point has been resolved. If not, can you help me understand where you're stuck?
Read in other post that permision could be a problem but looking thou there setting it said it no longer uses them and now uses hooks. ***what ?****
@frog-o That had to do with a separate issue. Webhooks are one of the technologies that Learning Lab uses, and my guess is that the other post was referring to something going on with the webhooks. I don't think it's any part of the problem here.
I looked in to what created my problem, Thanks to your commit above, I beleave it because of Me reading the isuses first and doing what it told me ---> which cuases a merge conflict when tring to comment.
@frog-o Can you please send me a link to the pull request with the merge conflict?
I think this is a bug and it should be reported. How can I do that?
@frog-o You're in the right place! I'll look into the link of your pull request, and then if it appears to be a bug, I'll report it internally and start to get it resolved.
Better yet Is this course located publicly so i can make a pull request for it(and get practice on pull request)?
@frog-o I'm glad to see you're excited to contribute with pull requests. :) But, the course material is private at this time, so it's not currently open to pull requests.
There other things in that issue that could be change to make it more new user friendly.
@frog-o If you care to share specifically what you'd like to see changed, I'd be happy to pass that information along!
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