@dg3192 do you have time to follow up on the comments above? Applying the changes is good here, but the same changes need to be fixed in a few more places and Brigitta did not mark each one individually.

@seberg sure, I updated the example but I am having issues in pushing it back. Could you please help me on how should I do it?

@dg3192 since you did a force-push, I assume you figured it out? There are still a few whitespace issues (e.g. space after comma missing). Maybe you can try that out?

@seberg I saved the changes that you highlighted but somehow I am getting error while pushing the changes. Not sure what should be the next step? Attaching error screenshot for your reference

Maybe you worked on a different computer/setup? The error says that what is on github appears to be newer than what you have locally. That can happen when others push, but nobody else seemed to have pushed).

There could be other reasons though. In any case, if you are sure that what you have locally is correct, simply add a -f, git push -f. That is a "forced" push which will throw away any changes on github that are not also on your computer already.

Ahh, my laptop got restarted yesterday and I think that's why this issue. I tried forced push as well but this is what I am getting.

Try combining the --set-upstream with the -f :).

@seberg I've forced push the changes. Is there anything else I should do from my end?

Thanks @dg3192! Nothing more to do, one indent was a bit strange in the output, but I just fixed it.

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