For newbies:
On 15.01.2008 20:40:54, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
...
GNU Smalltalk's Git repository can be accessed through HTTP as well as
through the faster Git protocol. Either of the following commands
will
clone GNU Smalltalk's repository on your machine:
...
There's a tradition to advice reading "Everyday GIT" and both Tutorials
to newbies. You can find those in your local Git documentation or Git
website. For Russian-speakers http://freesource.info has some useful
bits of info.
You can also browse the Git repository within a web browser.
Several GUIs available, that give a very good presentation for both
newbies and experienced. Worth to notice are qgit and giggle.
You can prepare a patch "the old way" (i.e. just by doing a single
commit in your master branch). Just send out the URL for the branch
and the sha1 identifier for the commit (you get it from "git log",
the first 8-10 characters are enough) and I'll cherry-pick it.
If you don't have a public repo, git-diff is to help in "plain text
patch" manner.
Git is a great and flexible. It worth time you spend to learn it.
Best regards, Ildar.
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Ildar Mulyukov, free SW designer/programmer
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