hi,
i've had a smooth transition from SVN to git for all the software
packages i maintain (thanks for the great documentation!!) and i have
the following question.
i keep a local git repository for each of my software packages, hanging
from my github account and this means that i have to push twice every
change:
git push origin master
git push upstream master
there maybe different circumstances in which this may not work smoothly
including the very stupid one in which i forget to push the changes
upstream. one may realize that once you see 24hrs later that the build
report does not include the updated version. however, i'd like to know
if there's some other way to double-check that the changes have been
pushed upstream, and of course, something orthogonal to checking whether
the command was written.
in the past i was subscribed to the RSS feed of the SVN changes, so i
could easily check from my browser whether the changes were really
committed. this was quite critical for me when working with the svn-git
bridge, cherry picking changes, etc..
is there anything analogous to that SVN RSS feed with the current git
setup at bioconductor?
thanks!!
robert.
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