On 4/26/07, Jeff Muizelaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, Apr 26, 2007 at 09:05:01PM +0200, Albert Astals Cid wrote:
> A Dijous 26 Abril 2007, Jeff Muizelaar va escriure:
> > So what do people, especially Albert, think? Now that 302 is merged
> > (thanks Albert) we have time to do less constructive things like argue
> > about which SCM to use :)
>
> How much time does a complete git newbie need to learn to do a checkout, diff
> and commit?
>
> Can i learn this basic things in say, less than 1 hour?
Yep, here's an ultra quick tutorial. There is some more thorough
documentation at http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Infrastructure_2fgit.
I'd suggest reading through it to learn about some of the finer points
like fetch and rebase, etc.
If you want to try out the workflow for real you should have write
access to the poppler/test repository.
checkout would be something like:
$ git clone [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/git/poppler/test
Then make some modifications:
You could do something like making the print_hash() function in
read-cache.c 'static inline' instead of 'static' so that the warning
goes away.
diff is just:
$ git diff
commit the change:
$ git commit -a
and then finally push your changes upstream.
$ git push
Also, the equivalent to cvs update would be something like:
$ git pull
> If yes and nobody says NO i'd like to try a new VCS :-)
Glad to hear it :)
Yeah, that's great news Albert :) I did an import of poppler a few
months back, you can try out Jeffs examples with that repository too
if you want:
$ git clone git://people.freedesktop.org/~krh/poppler
and you can browse the history here:
http://gitweb.freedesktop.org/?p=users/krh/poppler.git;a=summary
Just to add a few more example commands to the list, you can also
browse history locally using
$ git log
and if you want to inspect a given commit from the log you can say
$ git show <hex number>
where <hex number> is the 40-digit hex number (SHA1 sum) shown with
every commit.
Let us know how it works out :)
Kristian
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