Scott McCulloch

I hired a freelancer to create the LinearGauge chart for a project I was working on at the time. I'd also like to upgrade to v2.x of Chart.js and could...

It turns out we've just decided to update everything to v2.x... which means we will need to try to get the LinearGauge extension updated to work with v2.x as part...

@MrCsabaToth - you and me both! :-)

FYI - I ended up needing this for v2.x, so I've hired someone to update it. It's in final testing now, and once that's complete and the documentation is updated...

Thanks for the offer... but it really wasn't very expensive... I'm happy to be able to contribute it -- besides, once it's available you may see opportunities to improve upon...

I'm not a git expert, so I'm not sure what would be the best way to get the updated LinearGauge extension into the repo for the community... Should a pull...

I'm not sure how to create a new branch -- I don't see it as an option (perhaps because it's not *my* repository?) The v2.x is ready to be pushed/pulled...

I think I kind of understand. ;-) I've got a fork of this repository, so I'll try to get it all set up properly there... then I'll post the url...

The updated Linear Gauge is here: https://github.com/scottmcculloch/Chart.LinearGauge.js Ready for whatever review is necessary and to be merged into the official repo. Thanks, Scott

Thanks @benmccann -- I've taken a quick look at the page you referenced... do I just open the pull request to the master branch? Or do I need to create...