I’m working on the course, and I was connected to a database whose name unexpectedly contained an apostrophe. This caused the terminal to freeze. Do I need to restart everything from scratch?
You missed one apostrophe on your first line (around Green), so the command stayed open waiting for you to close the string, that’s what it means when the start of the line changes like that
You will need to write a single apostrophe to close the string, then a semicolon to close the command, press enter. You will get some invalid command error, then you can write again the code
Thank you Ilenia for your quick reponse. I closed the terminal and I’m trying to bring back the work using git pull but its not working so I’m not sure on how to proceed
what are you doing with git pull? did you ever commit anything to your online repo for a pull to be needed?
To continue from where you were, open a terminal, and connect to postgres, it should be in the hints if you don’t remember how, then just continue
I read in one of the comments that the way to save your progress is to commit your code but even after I reconnected to postgres, I don’t see the code
you need to write the command in the terminal to write to the database again
and what will the code be? I’m quite lost at this point
the various forum threads helped me solve this and how to bring back code road to vs code app. thanks
you did not say you were missing CodeRoad, you were talking of some generic “code”, please do not omit details when you ask for help
I was encountering several issues, and I had planned to bring up the issue with CodeRoad as the next point. However, since the forum provided the necessary assistance, I didn’t need to raise it. I assure you, I did not omit any details.