Andy Chambers wrote:
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 10:48 PM, Ken Tilton kennytilton@optonline.net wrote:
Lemme know when that is done and I will bravely try to update. The on-line
I'll send emails to cells-devel whenever I push to the repo. I've also posted a feature request to the gitorious guy to add mailing list support whenever a push is made so maybe some time in the future, that'll happen automatically.
git doc actually looks pretty good, but any tips on the following would help:
picking up your latest version in toto committing anything I do so (a) it does not tromp on everything and (b) you can merge with it
picking up the latest version:
git pull origin
In git, branches are really easy, so...
git checkout -b kenny
Very cool:
mkdir openair cd openair git clone git://gitorious.org/hunchncells/mainline.git cd mainline git pull origin -> Already up-to-date. git checkout -b kenny -> Switched to a new branch "kenny"
Cool. Now I do not see a new directory or anything, so I guess I just start whacking on the code in mainline? Hmmm... I guess it gets interesting after we both have made changes and I want to pick up your newest stuff... well, I guess I can just hack away and commit under the kenny branch and when /you/ decide to add anything I did to the mainline I can just start over with a fresh copy. We can cross these hairier bridges as needed.
I get the feeling Linus has done it again and git is taking over. Should I move all my stuff to git do you think? And is this something common-lisp.net can do, or am I headed for gitorious?
creates the kenny branch and checks it out.
hack, hack, hack
git commit -a -m "fixed some stuff"
If you and Frank add yourself as users to gitorious, I'll add you both as commiters to hunchncells.
I have signed up as "kennytilton".
thx for the tutorial!
kt