Steve Huston escribió:
Hi Manuel,
All those wishing to help with the Windows work... The git repo
qpid-port at git://github.com/shuston/qpid-port.git has a new
"windows" branch. Currently on the head of that branch is
the changes
and additions I posted to jira 1105. See that issue for complete
details.
I'm not a git wiz, but if you know what to do to access that
repo/branch, go for it - all help is welcome. Please bring
questions,
discussions, etc. to this list.
Manuel, if you want to branch for your work on that repo,
please do so
- it would make it easier to merge with the Solaris things later.
Well, I've tried. Just cloned the repository (no windows branch
available though).
Hmmm...
Then, I branched 'solaris', and patched on the svn
diff result on my head copy of qpid main repository.
Then, I committed, but now, I'm not able to push the changes
remotely.
I'm starting to thing that the only one that can do that is the
repository owner...
Ah - I needed to add you as a collaborator, which I just did - try it
again please.
Ok. After that and resending my public key properly (I stripped off the
ssh-rsa prefix the first time), and adding a new remote with the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] format (since I cloned using the git://blabla format
previously) I managed to commit my branch.
Thanks and regards.
--
Manuel.
This is everything I get:
bash-3.00$ git push origin solaris
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
I was not able to get more information from the git process. It
seems
that it's trying to connect, but ...
Looks like the git:// is only for pulling and I need ssh to push
changes? Am I allowed to push to a repository owned by other
people? How did you commited your work?
I just did git commit - apparantly that's not enough since I can't see
the windows branch from the git web site... I'll check on this more
today.
That just commits to your local repo. You need to push your changes to
the remote side.
-Steve
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