On 24 Jul 2010, at 22:33, tony seth wrote: > Hi there: I've been playing with aq now and have something to possibly > commit and am awaiting approval to join the agrip-hackers team. My questions > are, after having checked out the audioquake branch into a directory, do I > just put my modifications in that directory or do I have to upload them one > at a time?
You can modify the code you've checked out as much as you like; there's no requirement to upload your changes to the master repository. The best thing to do is branch the master repository and make your changes there, then you can upload your branch to launchpad. The theory goes that if other developers like your changes, these can be merged back into the main branch of development. As it happens, of course, you and Cara are pretty much the developers so it's up to you. The difficulty would come in making a release (i.e. with all the setup files for end-users to use to install the thing) that contains your changes. The build scripts for the releases work on UNIX-like OSes but you need to do some extra work on Windows to compile the setup files with Inno Setup. > Also what is the way to do that using bzr with regard to entering my log-in > and such? The best way to get bzr running seamlessly and not needing to type in your password all the time is to set up an SSH key. It sounds daunting but it's really worth the effort. There are instructions here: <https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/CreatingAnSSHKeyPair>. Hope this helps, -- Matthew Tylee Atkinson http://mta.agrip.org.uk/ _______________________________________________ AGRIP-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agrip.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/agrip-discuss
