Nope, you did it perfectly.

Yeah I was going to ask the same thing, then I pushed the refresh button in the GUI and the noises my hard disk started making were promising. But now the button has been spinning for 15 minutes and I see no changes applied, I'm closing the GUI in fear

The GUI does a lot of hard drive grinding. It's not causing any harm that I have found. It just keeps several copies of the files for reverting and things. There's over 6,000 files in this project so it tends to grind on for a while. If you have backups in your IDE folder, no worries.

As for updating, if you indeed forked it, and added the upstream remote as I detailed on Creating an NRaas Project, to sync, open the Github shell and type

cd NRaas
git merge upstream/master

And with any luck, it should merge successfully.

Merging just merges my changes with yours. It doesn't push any changes you made to me. But to delete, you have to do that on the site. The instructions are here: https://help.github.com/articles/deleting-a-repository. I have no idea how the GUI will respond but with any hope it will clean it's self too. Then you can re-fork it.

@Chain If I update like that, my .csproj files and solutions will be those generated by VS2012 and it might create problems if you try to open them in VS2010. Which is why I'd rather just provide the .cs files I changed.
Right, I'll let it grind as much as it likes