At Thu, 13 May 2010 14:00:07 +0200, Moritz Bunkus wrote: > > As a result I'm going to update the contribution blurb to make the > > pull-request feature a first-class patch method. > > How easy is it to pull from non-github repositories? I'm asking 'cause I > don't use github but have my own server on which I host my Git repos > (both for use at work and at home). Would pull-requests from those be OK > as well?
Well, in that case you'd just let me know the details of the repo, I could add it as a remote and just merge any of your published branches. I'm perfectly happy to do that. Oh, ideally you'd post the request to the mailing list of course. > Also how does working with pull-request work in general? So far I've > only used "git format-patch" for communication. Let's assume I'm working > on features abc and xyz. Would I create two branches in my repo, one for > each feature, and tell you "please pull branches feature-abc and > feature-xyz from <address>"? Yep, that's exactly what you could do. I should document all of this... Cheers, Phil
