Hello,
I know how to fork a git repo and to submit a pull request to the
owner.
I would like to be able to do the same for some subversion repo,
namely to contribute to translations and help files of GNUstep
applications.
- I know how to check out and creating a branch within svn.
- Because I have not the permissions to merge or to commit then to
the trunk HEAD - what I understand - I would like to know how I could
submit some minor changes: I tried first 'svn diff' to create a patch,
but not all the changes were handled.
- I thought I could also create a whole tarball of my branch and send
it by mail: is it a good matter to do that?
To sumarize, what are the good practices to contribute on subversion
repo like on Savannah?
Regards,
Patrick
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