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1 fixed bug with "Unsupported Wave Format" (#1) 2 fixed missing check on data sending
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@KOLANICH might be time to make a fork. https://sourcelevel.io/blog/how-to-properly-mirror-a-git-repository |
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@andy5995, ???? My repo is already a fork, isn't it? |
Yes, @KOLANICH it's a GitHub fork, but you may want to create a "fork" that's separated from the existing main project. Then you can merge in your changes, and maintain the project in the future. You could duplicate this repository (as mentioned in the link I gave above), and rename it to 'SoftwareModem-ng' or something ('ng' is sometimes used to indicate "next generation"). Your new repo, after being duplicated/mirrored, would keep the entire commit history of this project. |
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I actually want to delete my repo, not to maintain an own fork. I don't use C# anymore because of M$ disrespectful attitude to users of it (i.e. telemetry in the only official SDK, since Xamarin has dropped own SDK in favour of M$ one after it was bought by M$). |
Oh, I get it. I've never used C# but I see where you're coming from. |
What are you doing in this repo then? |
1 fixed bug with "Unsupported Wave Format" (#1)
2 fixed missing check on data sending
UPD:
Since this shit wasn't merged for 5 years, I just delete my repo. Here is the backup of a patch file
https://github.com/jtarrio/SoftwareModem/pull/2.patch