I’ve just performed a force-push to the `master` branch to clean up two accidental commits.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Last week, I was working on converting Speed Coding Academy (an entirely different website!) to Trongate v2. While switching between projects, I accidentally synced some assets (specifically fonts and images) into the Trongate repository. D'oh!

To keep the framework's history clean and professional, I have rolled back the repository to the last valid commit: **b3bc943** (*Added defensive handling for controller methods...*).

ACTION REQUIRED

If you pulled the repository while those accidental files were live, your local history will now conflict with GitHub. To get back in sync, please run the following in your terminal:



THE BOTTOM LINE

I often wondered what would happen if accidental commits were pushed. Well... now I found out, and thankfully, it turns out they can be undone.

Anyone who has downloaded a copy of Trongate from GitHub over the last couple of days might have some fonts and images that are unwanted. It's possible that there may have been a template file or some other design related file that went across. It's a blunder and I'm responsible for it. However, rest assured, there are no malicious or dangerous files - it's mostly just me being a careless idiot. Next time I'll refrain from consuming cheap coffee. It's just not worth it!

Apologies for the hiccup!

DC

It's all good, David! Mistakes like that happen to the best of us. Fortunately, Git is flexible enough to handle those slips easily. Thanks for offering the fix, though.

I didn't realize you were actively working on Speed Coding Academy again. Does this mean a re-opening is on the horizon?

Also, I submitted a pull request to the Trongate repo about three weeks ago. It's a minor update to fix some broken links in the admin template, but if you have a moment, I'd appreciate it if you could take a look.

Thank you and have a great day!

Thank you.

So... I guess my secret it out. I am indeed working on Speed Coding Academy and I'm looking forward to opening the doors again.

Many thanks for the pull request. That is appreciated and I've brought that in just now.

Cheers!