On 2014-12-19 12:56, Fred van Stappen wrote:
> Hum, i agree with you but for all my projects i prefer to "start" on GitHub
> (or now Gitorious) with
> something decent to show.
With Git it doesn't matter where you start. eg: You could clone the
official repo from Gitorious (which Martin set up). Push that to your
GitHub account and do development work there (in a branch). Then later
push that to the MSEUniverse (Gitorious) repo. Because they have the
same history, Git does all the hard lifting for you.
eg:
The official fpGUI git repo is on SourceForge, but I have a mirror
repo in GitHub too (for others to easily clone via GitHub's web
interface). When I make local commits I simply push those changes to
both remote repos.
For example
$ git checkout develop
(make some local commits)
$ git push sourceforge
$ git push github
I renamed the default 'origin' remote repo to 'sourceforge' because it
more clearly tells me where I am pushing too. Git is very flexible. :)
I highly recommend everybody take some time to read the very good (and
clearly explained) Pro Git online book. Loads of graphs, examples and
easy to understand text. There is ever translations in many languages too.
http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
Regards,
- Graeme -
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