Update Game Code - Commit New Changes Directly from Sprig Editor #2963
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a new way to update your game directly from sprig editor after publishing the game.
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grymmy
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I am fine but would love for this to be tested by someone independently to ensure we cover all angles... @LucasHT22 any chance you could help w/ this?
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@DevIos01 is this like, landable? |
The frontend and core functionality have been completed. but there is a known issue that remains unfixed, where if a user has an existing Sprig repository fork, the publish action fails. Landing is not possible without fixing or reworking the related logic. |
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This PR introduces an improved workflow for updating game code directly from the Sprig Editor after publishing. Instead of manually creating new pull requests, users can now commit their changes directly to their existing PR.