@msimon360 ImagePhotos isn’t mine, I have a fork…
so, generally how you do this , for any change to any repo on github
on github, find the source module repo
make a fork (copy on YOUR github)
checkout your fork
make a new branch
make the changes
commit to local branch
push to your github fork
github will see this and offer to create a PULL request to the original source , and the author can execute that PULL , from yours to theirs (merge is the operation)
once its merged, then you can delete your branch
and then sync the source to your fork (if you still want the fork)
git pull on your fork to get the update,
OR
delete your local copy of the fork, and redownload the original repo again
and maybe delete your fork on github, if you think you will never need it again
as for the bug
retry is a bad choice of variable, if its not in a failure path!.. lol…
