> Read it, looks good but I do have questions about pushing.
> Say I work off my fork, and then push to canonical... I guess I will have to
> push to
> my fork as well?
> That is, how is one's fork kept in synch with the canonical one, I guess it's
> not
> something automatic?
>
> Sorry for the silly question, mostly used to work on git against the
> canonical only,
> and with svn basically doing the same (minus a lot of local branches)
>
>
>
I take a different track then justin, I register "upstream" as a remote
pointing to the main geotools repository.
And then to sync up my master to "upstream" I do:
git pull upstream
git push
And then work from there (branching, rebasing and so on).
Jody
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