Hello, Werner,
many thanks for the instructions!
Am 06.10.2014 10:26, schrieb Werner:
I think you are on Windows, if correct I would suggest TortoiseGit:
https://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/wiki/Download
I'm using Dabo only on Linux (virtual machines in a Windows Host), so I
suppose I'll need another Git client? Any other differences?
Things you need to do:
*create a github account - https://github.com/*
*
then fork dabodev*
top right when viewing the dabodev repo -
https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/ , this will create a copy
of dabodev in your github account.
*then clone the dabodev to your PC*
I keep tools like this in 'c:\devtools', so right click in Explorer
Window within e.g. 'devtools', and select "Git clone" and enter the
url. You can find the 'url' for a repo on github at the lower right
side, if you have 'SSH' setup use that otherwise use 'HTTPS'. In the
directory enter e.g. 'devtools\dabo'
*to use this version of dabo
*Change the 'dabo.pth' file to contain e.g. 'D:\devTools\dabo' and
'daboide.pth' file should have 'D:\devTools\dabo\ide'
I'm using a dabo.pth file on Linux too, so this should work.
Now make the change under 'devTools\dabo', then test it and if it works
commit it - right click the 'devtools\dabo' folder in the Explorer and
select 'Git commit'.
Then 'push' the change to your copy of the dabo repo on github and then
do a PR - https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/
Greetings,
Sibylle
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