Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man: switching to git
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man: switching to git
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man:
switching to git
What does this mean?
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man: switching to git
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man:
switching to git
What does this mean?
Currently, the version control software he's using is CVS. Now he plans to switch to Git, which is a newer version control software.
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man:https://youtu.be/glb88Sv9xpo
switching to git
On 2020-08-23 6:15 a.m., wiki.synchro.net wrote:
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man: switching to git
https://youtu.be/glb88Sv9xpo
Re: [wiki.synchro.net] page changed: wiki:site_notice
By: wiki.synchro.net to All on Sun Aug 23 2020 03:15 am
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man: switching to git
I imagine people who currently have access to the CVS will have access to the Git repos?
Do you know what process you'd recommend for making commits, or is that still up in the air?
With Git, it seems it's common practice for developers
to make a branch off the master and make their changes in the branch, then commit, push, and merge their brnach back into master. I'm curious if you're planning do recommend doing that, or just having all work done in the master branch?
Re: [wiki.synchro.net] page changed: wiki:site_notice
By: Nightfox to wiki.synchro.net on Sun Aug 23 2020 10:31 am
Everyone has read-access. Write-access to a non-master branch can be done by anyone (that creates an account at gitlab.synchro.net).
I think you'd fork it to a personal branch (on gitlab.synchro.net) and when you're ready to commit to master, submit a merge request.
Only maintainers can commit to sbbs/master, so yeah, other commiters will need to submit a merge request like you described.
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Re: [wiki.synchro.net] page changed: wiki:site_notice
By: Nightfox to wiki.synchro.net on Sun Aug 23 2020 10:31 am
Everyone has read-access. Write-access to a non-master branch can be done by anyone (that creates an account at gitlab.synchro.net).
I think you'd fork it to a personal branch (on gitlab.synchro.net) and when you're ready to commit to master, submit a merge request.
Only maintainers can commit to sbbs/master, so yeah, other commiters will need to submit a merge request like you described.
So if someone wanted to change colours in text.dat, it would be allowed?
was your question.Everyone has read-access. Write-access to a non-master branch can be done >> by anyone (that creates an account at gitlab.synchro.net).
So if someone wanted to change colours in text.dat, it would be allowed?
Sysops can change the colors in their text.dat, same as before. If that
So if someone wanted to change colours in text.dat, it would be allowed?
Re: [wiki.synchro.net] page changed: wiki:site_noticeswitch to Git, which is a newer version control software.
By: The Millionaire to wiki.synchro.net on Sun Aug 23 2020 04:43 am
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man:
switching to git
What does this mean?
Currently, the version control software he's using is CVS. Now he plans to
Nightfox
Wiki edit of http://wiki.synchro.net/wiki:site_notice by digital man: switching to git
What does this mean?
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