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Hello! I'm testing Sturdy. It looks interesting.

I encountered a critical problem. I'm using fresh Sturdy version (I cannot check version number, but the one available on getsturdy.com website from 15.03.2022). My platform is Windows.

1. I connected to GitHub
2. Connected to one repository and created a codebase for that
3. Because I selected wrong directory (BTW I expected Sturdy to reuse directory that I had locally, but it created new directory with repository name inside selected one) I archived my codebase
4. This repository cannot be converted into codebase anymore in any way. I get various errors (the first one is that this repository was archived, then 404 pages, empty pages and generally application is going wild: for example button "Create codebase" stops working until I restart Sturdy).

Removing Sturdy installation from GitHub and resetuping it again fixed the problem. However my created pull request was not "imported", and I don't how how to actually switch to it using Sturdy (it was imported the first time I tried Sturdy).

Hoy there. I am having some trouble connecting my Sturdy project to GitHub. To reproduce:

1. Navigate to the Settings page at https://getsturdy.com/user

2. Click Connect to GitHub

3. Click Authorize Sturdy Devtools

4. I am taken to a new page with an xdg-open popup. Clicking Open xdg-open just opens up a new empty Chrome window.
   

5. Clicking continue in browser takes me to the following page:

Login URL:

https://github.com/login/oauth/authorize?client_id=Iv1.7166a6dda97db2e0&state=web-%2Fuser

Error page URL:

https://getsturdy.com/setup-github?code=(20-char hexadecimal string)&state=web-%2Fuser

Client: Web
Server: Cloud
Browser: Google Chrome Version 99.0.4844.51 (Official Build) (64-bit)
OS: Mint

$ uname -a                                                  
Linux sebelino-ThinkPad-P43s 5.4.0-100-generic #113-Ubuntu SMP Thu Feb 3 18:43:29 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

I get the same behavior in the Linux desktop app as well, where the login URL is a little different:

https://github.com/login/oauth/authorize?client_id=Iv1.7166a6dda97db2e0&state=app-%2Fuser&redirect_uri=sturdy%3A%2F%2F%2Fsetup-github

Is it possible to create multiple commits? It happens, that during one "flow" in one workspace I'm doing few things, that I would like to have commits for to properly trigger for example semantic release. Currently I see that Sturdy is working on one commit basically all the time.

Side note: Maybe I'm trying to fit Sturdy flow into different flows I know, but currently I have the feeling, that completely obliteraing normal Git flow is actually a suicide, because it kills many possibilities.

The "About" section in the repo refers to https://getsturdy.com, but that link doesn't work.

Hello. I see only *.deb or *.rpm packages. I'm using Void Linux distro, therefore these package formats are beyond my range.

Is it possible to release build instructions (like requirements and so on) for custom Linux distribution or provide AppImage? I just open this for discussion, because that's the issue that you will want to cover sooner or later.

Is it possible to automatically remove branch after merging PR?

I commited one pack of changes, pushed to PR.

Now I made few changes in the same PR, but I would like to undo them, because they were draft.

Normally in Git I would use git reset --hard HEAD or something, but my codebase is not a "repository", and in Sturdy I see undo button, but it shows all changes made in the PR, not the latest pack of them.

So how can I actually undo latest working tree changes?