Hey, I just wanted to share with you my experience with the hub command, which is a command line interface to github.
The current version uses go, but the old version in ruby worked just fine for me. I installed it using gem install hub you can alias it as an exchange for the git command, but I was happy to use the hub command directly. Workflow: - [Let autoproj do what it does] - [You find something in one of the libs that you need to change] - hub fork * will clone the repo on github into your personal account * will create a remote with your account name as alias - [Here its usually nice to create a new branch. This makes the pull-request easier to handle.] - [Do your updates and commits] - git push <your account> master * normal git push, here to the master branch - hub pull-request * will create a pull request for your current branch to the upstream repo (the one that you forked from) - [Discuss with others why your changes are good. Then change according to comments :)] Sorry, if this was already known to you, but the hub command had me excited yesterday, and I wanted to share this. Cheers, Jakob _______________________________________________ Rock-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.dfki.de/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/rock-dev
