Submitting a patch? about accidentalfish.aspnet.identity.azure HOT 5 CLOSED

Make a fork of the real repository, clone your fork locally, make your
change, push it to your repository, and then submit a pull request. There
are some instructions here:
https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests

And while I don't have much experience maintaining an open source project,
I think I'd rather have someone want to contribute but not know how than
not contribute at all!

On Tue, Apr 22, 2014 at 4:59 AM, Jay Van Der Zant
[email protected]:

What's the best way to submit a patch? I've been having problems with the
FindByEmailAsync method and an invalid cast exception. I've fixed the
issue in the patch so would like to submit it for review. I'm new to Git so
apologies if how you do this is meant to be obvious.

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Thanks Andorbal. I'm willing. I'll give it a spin later. I don't mind contributing conventionally but just wanted to get this potential change reviewed first.

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All contributions gratefully received - thanks Amethi! If you do a pull request as Andorbal has described that does give me the chance to review and merge it before committing it into the master branch.

Really appreciate it.

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Thanks, pull request made.

from accidentalfish.aspnet.identity.azure.

Thanks Amethi - I've merged this into the master branch.

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