Peter Karlsson:
Yeah, if git is set up with a central repository, it should be just like
cvs/svn (with the extra bonus that I can do incremental commits locally
while I'm updating and just push everything when I'm done).
This seems to work fine. I did all my changes on a local branch in my cloned
repository, then updated from the remote, merged [1] and pushed my changes.
They now all show up in the web interface at git.debian.org, complete with
the history of when I did the partial commits that I did while working on
the translation.
[1] It seems that the "git merge branchname" that is listed in all the
tutorials doesn't work, at least not with the version of git in
Etch. I had to use a more complicated command line on the form
"git merge 'commit message' master branchname".
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