We have a bunch of different "getting started with git" instructions floating around. The main "development" page talks about git clone; GDP suggested "git init; git remote add...; git checkout"; the README in web/ (and now web-gop/) branches talks about "git init-db; ... set up .git/remotes/...; git fetch; git checkout -b"
I want to clear this up and get the first piece of new content for the new GOP website. With a modern version of git (whatever that means), what's the recommended way to get: 1. The master branch of the source tree. 2. All branches of lilypond. Is there much of a difference (in download size) between #1 and #2? If somebody wants to fix bugs and update the website, is it better to grab all the branches (is that clone?), or keep two separate source directories (~/src/lilypond-main/ and ~/src/lilypond-web/ )? Cheers, - Graham _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
